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Justified Disinfection by InnuScience
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InnuScience has established itself as a key leader in biotechnology-based cleaning products. Backed by nearly 30 years of research, InnuScience is at the forefront of shaping eco-friendly cleaning. With an established reputation for effective products and excellent service, InnuScience prides itself on: high performance, being planet conscious, reducing H&S risks, competitive pricing and providing passionate service.
Global biotech cleaning solutions provider, InnuScience, has long championed the concept of ‘Justified Disinfection’ which argues that effective and thorough cleaning with high quality detergents across all non-critical touch surfaces is as effective – if not more so – than the widespread use of disinfectants.
With a corporate vision to change the way the world cleans, InnuScience has become increasingly concerned at reports of excessive use and over-reliance on potentially harmful disinfectants during the ongoing pandemic.
InnuScience argues that disinfectants should be used only on critical high frequency touch surfaces such as door handles, taps, toilet flush handles, light switches and handrails.
It advocates that cleaning with high quality detergents across all non-critical touch surfaces such as floors, urinals, ceilings and most walls should be the norm as these are areas that are not typically touched and do not represent a real biological risk to health.
Steve Teasdale, Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Advisor at InnuScience Group, said: “It is today ironic that the very products used to safeguard human life, ultimately may be doing us more harm than good. The excessive use of disinfectant builds its concentration in the water treatment network. This exposes the microorganisms to a permanent low level of disinfectant in the treatment waters.
“The concentration is not enough to kill them but it is enough to stimulate gene transfer between the microorganisms and enough pressure to promote the growth multiplication of multi resistant microorganisms.”
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