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Help your fire fighters, EMTs and paramedics reduce the worry and reduce the possibility of acquiring a coronavirus infection while working in their station by trusting in FogBlaster's 'TRIPLE ATTACK TECHNOLOGY' that hunts and destroys airborne coronavirus. Reduce the 'Viral Footprint' inside your fire stations and on your equipment by ensuring timely and thorough Structured Sanitizing Protocols (SSPs) daily.

Maintaining reduced staff capacity, requiring masks and practicing social distancing are some ways to reduce the spread of viruses and pathogens. Another extremely effective way to increase greater indoor employee safety is to apply hypochlorous acid throughout the air using the thermal power of FogBlaster to create tiny aerosolized disinfectant particles that will stay aloft in the air, hunting and destroying the RNA shell of the positively charged coronavirus.

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1. Is it safe for your technicians to come inside my house to clean and sanitize?

Yes. Our technicians are prescreened daily before coming to work to see if they are symptom-free of any flu-like symptoms. Additionally, all technicians wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) inside the home including the highly protective N95 masks.

2. Can you kill COVID-19?

A basic rule of thumb is if a disinfectant kills SARS/Co-V-2 strain, it will also kill the similar COVID-19 strain. We use an EPA approved disinfectant that kills the SARS/Co-V-2 strain.

3. How often should you sanitize surfaces

As often as possible, surfaces should be sanitized after coming into contact with personal contact. We recommend our monthly service which includes a light-activated bacterial-resistant treatment that persistently protects Frequently Touched Objects (FTOs).

4. What if I am sensitive to chemicals?

Brite & Clean Sanitize and Protect Division utilizes the hypochlorous acid (HOCl) compound that is also produced by the body's white blood cells. An EPA approved disinfectant at over 400ppm requires no Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when being wiped onto a surface.

5. Does the FogBlaster apply an electrostatic fog?

Yes. FogBlasters create 10 million negatively charged particles every second. It may be a dry fog at .25 microns (light-as-air), or a wet fog at 5-50 microns (to spray and wipe surfaces).

6. Can I use any type of disinfectant in a FogBlaster like Lysol® or must I use only Nixall Hypochlorous Acid?

You can use just about any liquid disinfectant, EXCEPT for liquids made from a powder or effervescent tablet. Be cause hypochlorous is arguably the safest disinfectant on earth, we recommend Nixall® Disinfectant for all surface and air sanitization.

7. How long does it take to FogBlast a building?

In general, a single technician can dry FogBlast up to 2,000 square feet per hour, without wiping surfaces. If a Deep Disinfecting of a contaminated site is required, a technician could avarage about 750-1000 square feet per hour.

8. How much Nixall® hypochlorous acid will I use in a building?

If you are dry FogBlasting, you can expect to use about 1/3 of a gallon in an hour covering up to 2,000 square feet. If you are wet FogBlasting, you can expect to use just under 1-gallon per hour to cover up to 2,000 square feet.

9. Can I dilute the Nixall® hypochlorous acid Disinfectant?

If you are required to apply a Hospital Grade disinfectant, you will need to use the Nixall® at full strength (400 ppm). If you are required to sanitize within a building, you may dilute the Nixall® disinfectant with demineralized water at a 1:1 ratio.

10. Is hypochlorous acid the same as bleach or sodium hypochlorite?

No. While similar in their sanitizing and disinfecting properties, hypochlorous acid is safe to the skin while sodium hypochlorite is an aggitant to skin and mucotic membranes like the eyes and lungs.

11. How long will a building remain virus-free after a sanitizing or disinfecting FogBlaster treatment?

Building interiors are in a constant flux of viral, bacterial and pathogenic loading. Once a building has been FogBlasted, it can begin to experience increase viral loads as more people enter the building This is why Structured Sanitizing Protocols and anti-microbial surface coatings are critical too.

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From our office located in Southern California, we serve the entire globe with quality sanitizing and disinfecting supplies. Is your property properly Cleaned, Sanitized and Disinfected? Call us to discuss how your facility can use naturally-derived disinfectants and high-tech electrostatic sprayers.

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the hygienic division of Brite and Clean Inc 69930 Highway 111, Suite 201A
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