"Is it worth the risk of losing the limb or life of a student/athlete to save a few $100 dollars in a school year?"
As population continues to grow at record numbers, so do the bacteria that attack out bodies. Bad bacteria that causes STAPH/MRSA will never stop finding ways to adapt, mutate and grow stronger to resist the chemicals being used to kill them . Heard of CDIFF and superbugs? These are very serious concerns as populations rise in count.
What is your school or facility doing to minimize risk to potential outbreaks? Is Bleach or another common product your answer? See below if so.
What do you tell a parent that asks you, "What are you doing to prevent these outbreaks?" Again, does you answer include using bleach, or mopping after events? Ouch! Simply put, if you MOP, you are SPREADING GERMS! There are touch-less cleaning protocols that can be put in place at huge costs savings.
Bay Area Fogging Technologies wants you to take a very close look at the products used to treat for these outbreaks. Using Vital Oxide will drastically reduce and minimize these outbreaks, and you can safely and confidently tell parents and regulatory bodies that you've implemented the best possible solution to these challenges. We provide services, consultation and solutions for these challenges with a product that has been successfully used to treat all bacteria and viruses for nearly 100 years.
Your children deserve the best protection from infection throughout the school or home. Used as an airborne, surface and water disinfectant, our products will safely and significantly reduce bacterial levels in:
- Restrooms
- Classrooms
- Locker rooms
- Cafeteria food-prep areas
- Carpet
- Hallways
The application of Vital Oxide can safely and effectively be used to treat, disinfect, and deodorize every aspect related to athletics.
- All Sports Gear (Ex.Football, Soccer, Lacrosse)
- Locker Rooms
- Showers
- Training Rooms
- Training Tables
- Artificial Turf
- Wrestling Mats
- Laundry Areas
- Irrigation Systems for Athletic Fields
DO NOT USE BLEACH TO KILL BACTERIA ON ATHLETIC SURFACES.
Although bleach is commonly used as the 'go to' chemical during a STAPH/MRSA breakout, it is very often done so because of its cost benefits and not the TRUE benefits of protecting your children and athletes. While bleach can effectively kill MRSA, it must be diluted properly to work well. There are also some very serious health, environmental and safety concerns that must be taken into consideration before using bleach to clean or disinfect.
FACTS:
- Bleach must be diluted to be effective against bacteria. Used straight, bleach is less effective at killing bacteria
- Bleach is not an airborne bacteria killer
- Bleach is corrosive, highly toxic and produces toxic compounds unsafe for the user and environment
- Bleach is not compatible with most other cleaning agents and can emit hazardous fumes
- Bleach should not be used to clean because it is; Toxic, corrosive, and unsafe.
