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Last Updated JANUARY 2024
As your facility’s entry point, good environmental hygiene and cleanliness must begin here.
In many high-traffic areas, open soak buckets and rags are used to clean surfaces. However, common use does not mean they are the right tools for the job. In fact, research found that 67% of soak buckets tested harbored bacteria.5
Additionally, cotton cloths can reduce the efficiency of disinfectant chemicals by up to 85%.6
A portable, ready-to-use dispensing system of dry wipers can be pre-moistened with your preferred chemicals, solvents and sanitizers7 to better ensure the level of cleaning, sanitizing or disinfecting required.
Ready-to-use closed-bucket system is designed to increase cleaning efficiency and reduce the risk of cross contamination8 by delivering a disposable wiper saturated with your desired chemical.
Unlike rags, the dry wipers are designed to be compatible with commonly used disinfectants9 to better ensure the desired level of hygiene and cleanliness is achieved.
Reduces worker exposure, solvent waste and evaporation for a safer, more cost-efficient workplace.10 A healthy workplace can help prevent costly absenteeism and presenteeism among workers.11
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1. Martinez-Gonzales et al. (2017) Microbial contamination on cell phones used by undergraduate students. American Journal of Infection Control.
2. Pyrek, K. (2014) Cross-Contamination Prevention: Addressing Keyboards as Fomites. Infection Control Today.
3. Gerba, C. (2002) First In-Office Study dishes the dirt on desks. University of Arizona study. n=7,000, study conducted in offices located in New York, San Francisco, Tucson and Tampa
4. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2021) How to Clean and Disinfect Schools to Help Slow the Spread of Flu. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/school/cleaning.html
5. Sifuentes et al. (2012) Microbial Load of Reusable Cleaning Towels used in Hospitals. 1.
6. Decreased activity of commercially available disinfectants containing quaternary ammonium compounds when exposed to cotton towels. Gerba et al. (2013) American Journal of Infection Control, www.ajicjournal.org
7, 8, 9, 10. Refer to KCP chemical compatibility chart. User has responsibility to test the products with their preferred solvent.
11. International Sanitary Supply Association. (2021) The value of clean: How cleaning improves your bottom line. 8.
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