Surface disinfection in room care
Surface disinfection in facility management is often underestimated. The targeted use of selected disinfection products (for example, for disinfecting contact points such as door handles, handrails, etc.) is beneficial in many cases. Especially during the cold and flu season, such measures help significantly reduce the transmission rate of contagious diseases. In barefoot zones, wellness, or fitness areas, targeted surface disinfection is also an effective way to minimize the transmission of contact infections. Sanosil disinfectants are ideally suited for this purpose due to their product properties.
Ready-to-use disinfectant for surfaces - very fast-acting
Ready-to-use disinfectant with depot effect for surfaces
Ready-to-use sporocidal disinfectant with very rapid action for surfaces with elevated hygiene requirements
Ready-to-use specialized disinfectant with depot effect for highly contaminated and organically loaded surfaces
Disinfectants and the regular disinfection of contact points play a crucial role in facility management when it comes to disease prevention. In an era where the world faces various infectious diseases, it is more important than ever to focus on hygiene measures to contain the spread of pathogens.
In public spaces such as offices, schools, shopping centers, or hospitals, disinfecting contact points remains crucial even post-COVID-19 to reduce the risk of disease transmission. Particularly effective for this purpose are SanoWipes wipes, which are soaked with Sanosil disinfectant and used for rapid and thorough surface disinfection.
It’s important to note: The use of disinfectants and disinfection of contact points should be considered as a complement to other essential hygiene measures. These include practices such as regular handwashing, avoiding contact with sick individuals, and maintaining physical distancing. By combining these measures, you increase your chances of staying healthy and preventing illnesses.
Mold is a common issue in residential spaces and can adversely affect both the health of residents and the structural integrity of buildings. Effective mold control is therefore of paramount importance. Combatting mold in living spaces poses a challenge that many people encounter. Mold thrives in moist environments and proliferates rapidly under favorable conditions. The result is not only unsightly but also potentially hazardous to health.
While the remediation of extensive mold-infested areas should ideally be handled by experienced professionals, smaller mold spots on walls, etc., can be addressed by skilled DIY enthusiasts. Sanosil S010 / SD7 has been successfully used for mold remediation for years. Its lack of strong odor and the fact that it decomposes into water and oxygen make it highly popular among both amateurs and professionals alike.
Ventilation systems are complex systems responsible for air circulation and purification indoors. However, they can also become sources of dirt, dust, and pathogens. Therefore, regular cleaning and disinfection are essential. Through this process, not only dirt and dust particles are removed, but potentially harmful bacteria and fungi are also killed. Thorough cleaning involves removing deposits, cleaning air filters and ducts, and disinfecting the entire system.
Sanosil disinfectants are highly popular for disinfecting ventilation systems because they do not leave problematic residues in the ducts. The application is also very flexible and includes various spray and wipe techniques – often in combination with ventilation cleaning robots.
Although combating germs in water pipes, tanks, and fittings does not fall under surface disinfection applications, it’s important not to overlook these tasks. In large buildings, these responsibilities are typically managed by the technical department or outsourced to a facility management service, making them part of facility maintenance practices.
Our core competencies include the manufacturing and application consulting of disinfection products for water systems, surfaces, and air (complete room disinfection).
