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ELECTROSTATIC DISINFECTION TECHNOLOGY

When it comes to maintaining a high level of cleanliness, use and safety in your facility, it’s vital that your space is kept thoroughly clean by a professional commercial cleaning service that takes these requirements as seriously as you do. But not all cleaning services have the right tools to stop the spread of disease or the technology to ensure each surface is treated with attention and care. Unlike other janitorial service providers, The Soelch Group makes use of advanced technology to effectively and efficiently clean even the most hard-to-reach surfaces. We use electrostatic disinfection technology, a tool used to apply disinfectants, mold preventatives and sanitizers to 3D surfaces for a 360-degree complete clean. Electrostatic disinfection technology is often used in facilities where mold or bacteria outbreak has been suspected or identified, but it is also a great tool in supplementing the everyday cleaning techniques used in corporate offices, medical and healthcare facilities, schools and universities, commercial kitchens and clean rooms and research and development facilities.

The Benefits of Electrostatic Disinfecting

Electrostatic disinfection is an innovative method that saves time, energy and costs across the board because it presents a more efficient alternative to traditional cleaning techniques and cleaning solution applications. Below are some of the many benefits of using an electrostatic system.

Reduces the time it takes to cover and disinfect all surfaces and hard-to-reach places by 50% compared to conventional methods.
Improves infection control and the spread of viruses such as influenza, MRSA, HIV and many others.
Applies chemicals in a more efficient, uniform and controlled manner, eliminating the dangers of overuse and reducing the amount of chemicals used and waste produced.
Prevents costly financial burdens associated with contagious healthcare infections.
Avoids cross contamination and the movement of bacteria from one surface to another.
Saves chemical solution costs and those associated with long-term cleaning efforts.