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Bioclean uses a proven 3-prong approach to target surface and airborne viruses

Step 1: Fogging - We use Department of Defense tested Ultra Low Volume Cold Fogger (ULV) that are approved by the FDA for disinfection purposes. 

The ULV fogger operates by using cold fogging techniques. To produce the fine mist-foggers are equipped with motors that produce a high power, low pressure air stream. The EPA approved disinfectant is then sprayed out of the nozzle in form of a fog or  fine mist. We can adjust flow rate to precise sized particles, allowing us to fog in many different applications.

We will start from the back of the treatment area and work our way forward, working from top to bottom and canvassing all areas for sensitive materials that cannot be fogged, such as electronics. Then we repeat the process to fog any areas that may need an additional disinfection treatment.

Step 2: Manual Hand Wipe - After fogging the space, our team will wipe down all surfaces to ensure viruses and other microbes are killed at the surface level. We will target all smaller areas that need a closer touch than fogging, along with all high touch point areas and any areas that are highly susceptible to contamination. Our wipe down process includes EPA-certified green cleaning solutions and antimicrobial wipes.

Step 3: UV Light - UV disinfection wands are used for equipment that must remain dry during the disinfection process and for all hard-to-reach places. While the disinfection process kills all germs, it also reduces pathogens to a level where they are no longer viable and pose no danger of any health threat. Utilizing UV light is how we triple check any surfaces and airborne areas we may have missed fogging and wiping.

All high touch point areas and those areas highly susceptible to contamination will be targeted, along with electronics or other items that were not fogged or need extra attention.