Cleaning Wipes
Cleaning Wipes
Germs are prevented from spreading on rough, nonporous surfaces by using surface disinfectants and sanitizers. Before applying disinfectants or sanitizers, clean the surfaces with cleaners that remove dirt and other impurities. As disinfectants destroy or eliminate most pathogens and disease-causing microorganisms on cleaned surfaces, they reduce the risk of spreading infections. Disinfectants and sanitizers are frequently used in hospitals, schools, offices, restaurants, and hotels.
Disinfecting Wipes
Disinfecting wipes are formulated with a disinfectant that minimizes the spread of bacteria, fungi, and viruses. After cleaning surfaces, use wipes to reduce the risk of spreading infection. The use of these products eliminates the need to use multiple items, such as rags, buckets, and spray bottles. Cross-contamination is reduced in restaurants, schools, gyms, and healthcare facilities by utilizing disinfecting wipes.
Sanitizing Wipes
To prevent the spread of bacteria, fungi, and viruses, sanitizing wipes contain antimicrobial chemicals. A pre-saturated wipe is an efficient and convenient alternative to rags, buckets, and spray bottles. Sanitizing wipes are commonly used in restaurants, food service establishments, and manufacturing facilities to prevent cross-contamination.
General Purpose Dry Wipes
Dry wipes are generally used for absorbing spills, cleaning up messes, and dusting surfaces. To prevent cross-contamination, cloth towels are often replaced with paper towels. Furthermore, they can be used in place of paper towels as a stronger alternative. Dry wipes are available in different levels of absorbency, softness, and durability.