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  • October 4, 2023

Disinfestation / Sanitization Service For Coronavirus (Complete Guide 2020)

Resources and education from trusted organizations.

Misinformation can be dangerous in a health crisis, especially in the early stages of a pandemic. Remember to seek information only from credible organizations. For the most current information on the latest health and safety precautions, turn to the following organizations as a starting point.

Coronavirus has quickly gained a reputation for being particularly insidious. It can survive on surfaces for up to a week and people infected by the virus don’t show symptoms until approximately two weeks after infection, making it difficult to track and contain.

As the virus can survive on surfaces of different materials for at least 2 to 3 days, surfaces potentially contaminated with the novel coronavirus (e.g. commonly touched surfaces, surfaces which may have been exposed to respiratory droplets such as sneezes or coughs, and floors) should be sanitized as people get into contact with the hard surface areas

Touchpoints that people commonly share which you should be careful

  • Appliances
  • Chairs
  • Coffee stations
  • Computer mice
  • Desks
  • Diaper changing stations
  • Door handles
  • Elevator buttons
  • Keyboards
  • Kitchen surfaces
  • Light switches
  • Railings
  • Reception areas
  • Sinks
  • Tables
  • Telephones
  • Toilets
  • TV remotes
  • Vinyl furniture
  • Water cooler handles

Protecting Key Against Coronavirus    

COVID-19 spreads primarily from person to person. Fighting this disease is our joint responsibility. Protect yourself and others by making these 6 simple precautions your new habits:

Clean your hands often​

Cough or sneeze in your bent elbow – not your hands!​

Avoid touching your​ eyes, nose, and mouth​

Limit social gatherings and time spent in crowded places​

Avoid close contact with someone who is sick​

Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces

This includes cleaning and disinfecting surfaces and objects that people frequently touch. Even when restrictions are lifted, there are likely to be more waves of coronavirus infections as people come into contact with others, so we all have to stay vigilant and continue using hygienic practices.

Poor hand hygiene is a particular problem because people frequently cough and sneeze into their hands or touch their mouth or nose, providing a ready means to spread the coronavirus to everything they touch. The virus can be transferred to other people when they touch a contaminated surface and become infected when they touch their mouth, nose or eyes.

Let’s get this clear every surface is at high risk of contamination and that’s the reason why it is recommended to use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol or with Soap. 

The coronavirus (the virus itself is called SARS CoV-2) was found to be present in the feces of patients and for an average of 11 days after it had disappeared from the respiratory tract.

Toilet ‘sneeze’, the plume of droplets created by flushing, spreads fecal micro-organisms around a washroom. They settle on surfaces such as the seat, floor, walls, unprotected tissue, cubicle and

Studies in offices have shown that germs can spread from an infected person to the entire office in 2–4 hours via contaminated touchpoints. They all need regular cleaning and disinfecting with approved products to ensure protection from infection.

What is the difference between sanitizing and cleaning and Disinfecting?

Cleaning a surface simply removes visible debris, dirt, and dust.

Sanitizing a surface makes that surface sanitary or free of visible dirt contaminants that could affect your health.

Sanitizing is meant to reduce, not kill, the occurrence and growth of bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

Disinfecting a surface will “kill” the microscopic organisms as claimed on the label of a particular product.

— Robert Neitzel, director of operations, Big 3 Packaging, Philadelphia

Say you’ve got a big mess on your hands. You’ve had some food spill in your kitchen, and you need to decide on a product and method to clean up so you get rid of any potentially hazardous germs. Should you sanitize or disinfect? What’s the difference between the two anyway?

You might be surprised to learn that, even though people tend to use the terms interchangeably, there’s a legal difference. Sanitizers are agents that destroy 99.999 percent of bacteria in 30 seconds during the Official Detergent Sanitizer Test (a public health test).

A good way to understand the logic behind this test is to think of bartender washing glasses. He’ll have to kill as many germs as possible in a short time to be able to put the glasses away quickly.

On the other hand, disinfectants are products that destroy all organisms in 10 minutes during the AOAC Use Dilution Test, a test regulated by the EPA to determine the efficiency of disinfectants. Such a Pandemic situation, it’s more important to kill all germs even if it takes longer rather than to kill most of them quickly. LIST OF EPA APPROVED DISINFECTANT

So, sanitizing is a chemical process that lessens and even kills germs on surfaces to make them safe for contact. Usually, you sanitize in kitchens and other areas that come into contact with food. For example, you sanitize dishes and utensils after using them. You also sanitize toys that children put in their mouths.

Disinfecting requires a stronger solution to destroy germs rather than simply reduce them. You might disinfect areas where you change a baby’s diaper. Hospitals disinfect areas that have come into contact with blood or other body fluids.

Both methods are a step up from regular cleaning because cleaning only removes visible dirt. When you sanitize or disinfect, you are removing potentially harmful bacteria that might not be visible to the naked eye.

Source:

https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/household-hints-tips/cleaning-organizing/disinfecting-vs-sanitizing1.htm

https://home.akitabox.com/blog/covid-19-cleaning-and-sanitizing-practices

Disinfecting CORONAVIRUS?

Tahaan pest Solutions is trained and certified by the PEST MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS WELFARE ASSOCIATION MUMBAI (PMPWAM) and strictly follows the most state-of-the-art procedures when it comes to disease clean-up and disinfection.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) is still novel, so we continually consult with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) for up-to-date solutions and utilize CDC approved and EPA registered disinfectants.

Tahaan Pest Solutions is providing MAD (Microbiological Aerial Disinfestation) Treatment, one of the most effective treatments to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. This MAD service can be carried out in offices, residences, malls, theatre Society, School, Collage, Corporate Parks, Society Supermarket, Hotels and any closed, congested places aerially as this is an airborne disease.

We use CDC approved and EPA registered industrial-strength disinfectants with a broad spectrum kill claim

An effective disinfectant (WHO Approved) solution is prepared on the premises and this chemical is exclusive to Tahaan Pest Solutions.

All infected materials are cleaned, disinfected, and properly disposed of as biohazard waste

Fully encapsulated personal protective equipment (PPE) and full-face respirator masks are worn at all times by our certified cleanup technicians

Aerial disinfection service will be carried out using ULV (Ultra Low Volume) misting machine. But the client has to ensure coverage of all sensitive equipment such as PC’s, Photocopier machines, with plastic sheets and AC’s need to be turned off prior to the treatment being carried.

Treatment area to be enclosed before ventilation and exposed with a disinfectant solution for a minimum of 15 minutes. Then the treated area should be ventilated for 2 hours at least.

FAQ’S 

Q. When should building service contractors clean, vs. sanitize, vs. disinfect surfaces?

Clean low-risk surfaces, such as floors, windows, etc., where the likelihood of pathogen transfer from the surface is low. Sanitizing should only be applied to food contact surfaces, which is required as part of the food code. Disinfection is appropriate for frequently touched surfaces and surfaces likely to harbor pathogens. Since sanitizing does not make anti-viral claims, sanitizing offers any confidence in killing the flu or other viruses commonly found on surfaces.

— Peter Teska, America’s portfolio lead for infection prevention, Diversey, Sturtevant, Wis.

The best way to stay sanitized and prevent yourself and your family from infections?

Regularly washing hands is the first step that you can take to prevent yourself. However, the germs could still cling to the other surfaces. This makes it mandatory to sanitize anything that you touch. Make sure that you sanitize the high traffic areas in your home. Also, pay special attention to clean the doorknobs and the countertops. Deep cleaning is essential to prevent yourself and your family from diseases.

Read Article on Steps to prevent CoronaVirus

https://tahaanpestsolutions.com/in/blogs/steps-to-prevent-spread-of-coronavirus

Using a disinfectant spray?

There are hard to reach places in your home where you may not be able to wipe and clean with ease. Make use of the disinfectant sprays that will kill germs in those places too. If you are not sure about the right way to do it then worry not as there are professional services that will do the needful.

Why should you hire a professional?

Even though you may want cleaning and sanitization yourself, it is recommended that you hire a professional to clean your home and keep dirt and allergens away. The professionals will Disinfect special areas in your house to make sure that the bacteria & Virus do not get any chance to spread and you have fresh and germ-free.

How much time should the member not enter the treated area?</strong

The treated area should not be used or entered at least for 1 Hr.

Where will the members wait at the time of Disinfestations of Flats?

Entire Society will be disinfested First then Individual flats. So it’s safe for the member to wait inside society premises, Society Committee have to decide where members can wait.

How will we manage the crowd if all flats are treated?

 We will treat one floor on the respective floor at a time, not more than three families will be out at a time.

How much time it will take to disinfest?

It totally depends upon the area and Eg. 1000 sqft area to disinfect it will require 20 mins

Q. What Safety measure should be taken for Individual Flats?

Cover all perishable or consumable items and Screen Computer, laptops & TV

Do we need to clean the premises at Treatment?

A. It depends on Office, Society, or factory condition if it is locked for longer time it is advisable to get it cleaned after the service. Cleaning after disinfestation depends on customer personal choice

>How many members or supervisors can be present at the time of treatment?

One member of the family or Supervisor should be compulsorily present at the time of service. With Mask & safety glass

How long will the effect of Disinfestations Treatment last?

The Disinfectant used, does not have any residual effect. The Purpose of Disinfecting is to kill viruses or germs present on the hard or soft Surface of the Premises.

What chemicals are being Used?

We use CDC approved and EPA registered industrial-strength disinfectants with a broad spectrum kill claim

1) Didecyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride: 8.7%, n- alkyl dimethyl benzyl: 8.19%, other Ingredients

Tetrasodium salt of EDTA, Lauryl Dimethylamine oxide, Sodium Sesquicarbate

2) Hydrogen Peroxide 10%

​​​​Disease outbreak is an extremely serious situation and we understand that the health and safety of you, your family, and employees are on the line.

Don’t take any chances; call in the professionals. +91 7045671515

It is important to treat such a populated area for Coronavirus because the disease is contagious and therefore it should be prevented at this level itself.

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