People know exposure risks, assuming all commercial, institutional, and public facilities contain coronavirus contamination.

We quickly realized that the traditional spray-and-wipe method could be very challenging in combatting this pandemic.

Workplaces require careful and thorough disinfection of frequently-touched objects, hard-to-reach surfaces, non-uniform surfaces, and ventilation systems. These areas are likely contaminated with body fluids released by coughing and sneezing; therefore becomes unsanitary due to not getting adequate coverage by just wiping or even spraying. This can cause the spread of contamination, and aerosolize the virus, which could put your staff and the public at risk.

Improper use of some cleaning and disinfecting compound can unnecessarily damage your property and equipment. Overspray and spatter can be a problem, and can create secondary health hazards by leaving behind unhealthy chemical residue.