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The Benefits of Sanitizing with Electrostatic Technology
Electrostatic Technology BenefitsResearch has shown that microorganisms can survive on surfaces for days, weeks, and even months, and can be hidden from current spray and wipe methods.Electrostatic Technology:EffectiveProvenSafe360º Comprehensive CoverageEliminates Cross Contamination of Dangerous PathogensHow it Works:The electrostatic system places an electrical charge on the droplets and...
Knowing The Difference Could Save Your Life
While the terms are often used interchangeably, they are quantifiably different in their meaning. It’s important to understand the differences so you can keep yourself and those around you healthy.Routine Cleaning with detergent or soap and water removes dirt, grime or dried food from surfaces or objects (ex...
Safety Topic of the Month - HAZCOM & Safety Data Sheets
HAZCOM Labels and SDSare an important resource for workplaces and workers to help you learn more about the product (s) used. Use this information to identify the hazards of the products you use and to protect yourself from those hazards, including safe handling and emergency measures. For your safety, all...
Safety Topic of the Month - Health, Hygiene, & Flu Protection
Tips for avoiding the flu this season:· Wash your hands.· Avoid close contact with people that are sick.· Drink lots of water.· Cover your mouth and nose.· Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.· Get plenty of sleep.· Get a flu shot! Remember, by following these simple health and hygiene...
Safety Topic of the Month - Hazard Recognition
A safety hazard is something that has the potential to cause an injury. It can range in severity from a minor scratch or bruise to broken bones, internal injuries or even death. Injuries are usually the result of accidents. A prime example would be a fall due to a wet...
Safety Topic of the Month - MRSA & Staph Infection
This is one important safety topic for all of us at DOW, especially because we are a Janitorialcompany full of employees who clean up after other people.MRSA is an acronym for a long, fancy name of a very serious infection that is resistant to traditional antibiotics. Most of us...
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