What is a plague? When certain cases of disease occur in greater than expected numbers in certain regions or populations.

How many times does a child come to school or one adult comes to work and the next day, several people get sick in the same classroom or department? Every time a child or person enters a room and contaminates it with touch, sneezing, coughing or vomiting, the room is VERY contaminated with infectious pathogens. Eighty percent of the time or more, people get sick because of cross contamination infection. That’s because the hands are responsible for moving germs from one surface to another around the room or building.

Items in your office such as door knobs, telephones, computers, break rooms and other high-frequency touch points help spread infectious microbes throughout. If you are in a school or daycare center, every toy, chair, table, rug, door knob, and other items become carriers of these infectious microbes. And, every child or teacher who touches them can be very sick.

The rest of the time, about twenty percent of the time, is from direct exposure to sick people. Children, teachers or coworkers who sneeze or cough on your face. Perfect Storm: Cold (winter) months when people are not outside as much and in a place closer to others who might have been sick. Happy vacation, no.

Some pathogens are far more aggressive than others. That is why it is very important to know what you are dealing with when a group of people in a particular location has an infection. In the adult world, as in child care, it is very important to act quickly when only a few children or adults are sick. Because they are so close they can infect each other very quickly.

Using disinfecting free or bleach and water is not a bad start. However, because you might not know which pathogen is involved, it is best to have professional services such as Sterile Space enter and disinfect the terminal in the affected area, to ensure that most surfaces are properly disinfected.

We respond normally within 24 hours of your call regarding a possible outbreak. After your cleaning team sprays and removes all possible surfaces and contaminated objects (toys / equipment), we will apply the disinfectant terminal to the affected room. After the disinfectant dries / evaporates, about one hour, all you have to do is open the door or window for a few minutes and you are ready to use the space again.

Why do you need US?

• Reducing the risk of cross infection in a closed area
• Presents a safe and comfortable environment
• One of the precautions against viruses or diseases that are contagious

How is this done?
Step 1: Evacuate people and pets (if any) from the area to be treated. This is a routine precaution.
Step 2: Our highly trained technicians with the right equipment will begin surface disinfection by thoroughly cleaning all high contact areas such as table surfaces, door knobs, file cabinet handles, armrests, keyboards, mice, electrical switches and telephones with disinfectants.
Step 3: Before disinfection of the space, you are advised to close all electrical appliances and the ventilation system will be turned off. Disinfection of space using a solution in the form of condensation (misting) will begin after that to deliver disinfecting particles at hard-to-reach corners such as walls and floor surfaces.
Step 4: The area to be treated will be exposed to disinfectant for approximately one hour before the ventilation process is carried out.