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In hospitals and nursing homes, reports have already indicated that cleaning frequencies have been increased dramatically, but there is a difference between ‘cleaned’ and ‘disinfected’.

Simply keeping sufficient disinfectant supplies to hand has become almost as big a challenge, but there are some steps that can help conserve supplies.

The cleaning procedures so important under normal conditions are unlikely to be sufficient for dealing with COVID19. Therefore, cleaning frequency and the quality of disinfectants are important. But what are the critical considerations to ensure the highest efficacy rate?

Research has discovered the coronavirus can survive on a hard surface like plastic for up to 72 hours, and on cardboard for 24 hours. The challenge then is to ensure the chosen disinfectant delivers the highest efficacy rate possible.

Disinfecting food contact surfaces is hugely important, but so too is disinfecting non-food contact surfaces, which can be contaminated with the Coronavirus by a wayward cough or touch, setting co-workers up as potential unwitting contaminators themselves.

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