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What's an electrostatic sprayer, and where do you use it? By now, most people have heard of electrostatic sprayers for disinfecting purposes, as they've become part of the Coronavirus pandemic response. In fact, this technology has been around for decades, and despite its recent popularity for disinfecting larger industrial spaces (air travel, nursing homes and hospitals, fitness facilities), it's equally useful in homes, on indoor turf, in classrooms, and great for virtually any highly traffi …

It's easy and quick to get your Cleaning Station up and running. Check out our video below on how to set it up, and for step-by-step instructions, read on!Note - these instructions are for Cleaning Stations that are using wet Bulk Wipes. 1. Insert the wet wipe nozzle for your wipes into the top of The Cleaning Station.2. Open your wet wipes by cutting a 2'" 'V' into the packaging, and thread the first wipe through the nozzle. For even more detailed wipe insertion instructions, check out our …

Learn how proper contact times kill the Coronavirus on surfaces. A common question we've received lately is, “How do I know that the products I’m using are effectively killing the Coronavirus?”. The answer lies in the dwell time of the disinfecting product being used. Dwell time (also referred to as contact time) is the amount of time the surface must remain visibly wet in order to kill disease-causing bacteria before the disinfectant is wiped off. The surface needs to be left undisturb …