Medical disinfection

Disinfectant wipes, their effectiveness for surface sanitization

“Ready-to-use” disinfectant wipes (also known as pre-impregnated disinfectant wipes) are widely used in the food industry and in domestic situations. Their application in hospitals and healthcare centers for the decontamination of medical devices and equipment is constantly growing due to their reliable performance. For these reasons, the use of disinfectant wipes has become increasingly...
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Considerations regarding the use of chlorine-based solutions in healthcare facilities and the home environment

Environmental sanitation is just one of several methods recommended for reducing the transmission of germs among patients and medical staff. Sanitation and disinfection, along with other infection control measures such as hand hygiene and isolation precautions, are important ways to help stop the spread of pathogens. This article primarily focuses on infection prevention and...
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Principles for cleaning and disinfecting the non-critical hospital environment using instrument disinfectants

Surface cleaning is an important strategy for reducing the transmission of pathogenic organisms and preventing healthcare-associated infections in healthcare facilities. The role of sanitization is to reduce the number of infectious agents that may be present on surfaces and to minimize the risk of transferring microorganisms from one person/object to another, thereby reducing the...
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Using hydrogen peroxide-based products for cleaning and disinfection

Hydrogen peroxide is the simplest peroxide (a chemical substance with a single oxygen-oxygen bond). It is a colorless liquid at room temperature. Products based on hydrogen peroxide are a strong oxidizing agent, characterized by a chemical structure that possesses unpaired electrons. This makes it highly reactive and gives it the ability to damage cellular...
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