Oct 21st, 2009
by MRSA Moderator.
H1N1 Pure Green 24 Disinfectant – with Residual Cleaning Power
Looking for a Green Disinfectant has always been a challenge, especially when considering cleaning a toys, high chairs and the many other surfaces that children might chew on. But as we have mentioned before, Pure Green 24 surface disinfectant is completely safe for children, with the lowest possibly toxicity rating from the EPA. In fact at demonstrations, the developer of Pure Green 24 has sprayed the disinfectant in his mouth and swallowed to prove how harmless it is to people.
Pure Green 24 is strong on germs and that includes MRSA, Influenza A and H1N1 !
24 hour Germ Killing power
Perfect for Children’s Toys, Pure Green 24 keeps on killing for 24 hours after application! Clean the toys, today, and know that they will be clean all day!
Cleaning with Pure Green is Easy
The cleaning process couldn’t be easier!
First, wet the surface with PureGreen 24, and let stand 2 minutes for bacteria (including MRSA) or 10 minutes for Fungi and Viruses.
Second, it’s not even required, but you can wipe down the surface if you choose.
That’s it! Wet, Wait and germs, bacteria and viruses are history!
24 Hour Residual Cleaning power
Let the power of SDC silver ion formula keep surfaces safe for a full day!
Posted in: H1N1 Influenza A, MRSA Home.
Tagged: h1n1 · MRSA · Residual Disinfectant
Sep 26th, 2009
by MRSA Moderator.
Will my MRSA sanitizer work for H1N1 Influenza?
We frequently get questions about how interchangeable “hand sanitizers” and “surface sanitizers” are for specific kill claims. In short – they are different! Continue reading →
Posted in: H1N1 Influenza A, MRSA Home.
Tagged: h1n1 · Hand Sanitizers · influenza a virus · MRSA
Jul 2nd, 2009
by MRSA Moderator.
MRSA spreads lightning fast – Just watch the news
It doesn’t take long find another report of MRSA (Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus) appearing in a high school (where is called Community Associated MRSA or CA-MRSA), health facilities (where is called HA-MRSA), nursing homes or even day care. Watching these news reports just drive the question of “How can I prevent MRSA from affecting my family?” While there is no universal solution to catch everything, a couple simple steps can accomplish MRSA Prevention Continue reading →
Posted in: MRSA Home.
Tagged: CA-MRSA · cleaning wipes · Hand Sanitizer · MRSA
May 9th, 2009
by MRSA Moderator.
from New York Times Nov 14, 2006
To Catch a Deadly Germ
By BETSY McCAUGHEY Originally Published: November 14, 2006
WHAT kills more than five times as many Americans as AIDS?
Hospital infections, which account for an estimated 100,000 deaths every year.
Yet the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which are calling for voluntary blood testing of all patients to stem the spread of AIDS, have chosen not to recommend a test that is essential to stop the spread of another killer sweeping through our nation’s hospitals: MRSA, or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. The CDC guidelines to prevent hospital infections, released last month, conspicuously omit universal testing of patients for MRSAThat’s unfortunate. Research shows that the only way to prevent MRSA infections is to identify which patients bring the bacteria into the hospital. The MRSA test costs no more than the HIV test and is less invasive, a simple nasal or skin swab. Continue reading →
Posted in: MRSA Home.
Tagged: Hand Sanitizer · MRSA infections
Sep 26th, 2008
by MRSA Moderator.
MRSA is everywhere.
We were surprised how wide spread MRSA outbreaks are becoming. Once thought to be fairly limited to hospitals (HA-MRSA Hospital Acquired Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus) the community outbreaks have become more common. ( Technically referred to as CA-MRSA or Community Acquired Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus )
Why is a Kill Claim so hard to find?
We searched for hand sanitizers and surface cleaners that are certified to kill MRSA, but that proved to be a difficult struggle. We finally found Veridien Viraguard products (hand sanitizers and surface wipes). The Viraguard products have FDA and EPA kill claims that are certified. Many libraries, EMS, county health clinics and even FEMA use these proven MRSA fighters.
You can buy Viraguard products at great prices from our platinum sponsor CleanerToday.com Hand Sanitizers.
That search for products to fight MRSA brought us to creating the MRSA Today.
Our goal is to help you and your family stay safe and avoid MRSA.
We appreciate you visiting!
Posted in: MRSA Home.
Tagged: CA-MRSA · Hand Sanitizers · MRSA