HOME IMPROVEMENT Clean Breathing INSIDE YOUR HOME
of upholstery and even air condition- ing filters. “We have been in business for
H
YGIENE IS A MAJOR concern for anyone who works or plays in public places. Parents worry about their
children at school, in day care and at the playground. Patients and health care workers strive to stop
BY STACY E. DOMINGO
the spread of germs and bacteria at clinics and surgery, long-term care and acute-care centers. BioSweep Southeast is partnering
with area businesses and residents to combat the spread of potentially harmful infections. “Our clients depend on us for their well-being, and we have a significant responsibility to provide the best level of care possible,” explained Mike Jager, managing partner of BioSweep Southeast. “Our BioSweep surface defense can provide fa- cilities and private homes with durable surface protection against a broad spectrum of harmful viruses and bacteria such as methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus and E. coli.” The antimicrobial barrier can last for up to one year when prop- erly applied by a BioSweep certified technician. It is non-toxic and safe for use on all surfaces, including plastic, Fiberglas, metal, glass, wood, ceramic, stone, natural material and composites, carpet, natural and syn- thetic fabric, leather, linens, all types
three years handling air and surface decontamination, and we are always on the forefront of technology,” said Jager. “This is a new and wonderful product that will change how we live and what we think is clean.” No other product on the market can match the BioSweep surface defense, which reduces infection and the spread of bacteria and germs by up to 80 percent within the first year and has a kill rate of 99.99 percent against methicillin-resistant staphy- lococcus aureus. It is guaranteed to
which removes pathogens and odors from the area to be treated. Then the surface defense is applied and acts as a shield to prevent contamination. “After a location is treated, we go back as often as the customer wishes to test the treated sites with our Hygiena SurePlus ATP monitoring system, which will give results within seconds,” said Jager. “It’s great be- cause it gives our customers the peace of mind that our product is working.” “We recently tested a children’s indoor jump castle location that is cleaned every week,” Jager explained. “The manager didn’t feel we would find anything, but, right after their regular cleaning, we tested and found extremely high levels of bacteria on both the inflatables and at the sink in the restroom. We treated those loca- tions on the spot, and, within a half hour, our tests came back with almost 100-percent reductions.” “The military,
From left to right: Jordan Jager, George Jager and Mike Jager stand behind three of their state-of-the-art machines.
work continuously to inhibit the growth of microbes. “Our antimicrobial solution has been clinically shown to make the applied surface resistant to virtually all viruses, bacteria and mold for an entire year,” said Jager. Worrying about touching a
doorknob or the sink in a restroom may become a thing of the past. Surfaces are first decontaminated with the revolutionary BioSweep 900,
Department of Defense and the Environmental Protection Agency have approved this product,”
he added. “We have already treated the Indianapolis Colts’ facilities and those of schools in the northeastern part of the country, where surface defense has been going through extensive testing in the lab and in real world environments.”
To learn how you can protect your clients or your loved ones, visit www.
BioSweepSE.com or call (843) 327-0053 for a quote or a free live demo.
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