Open spaces in cities, including train stations and business parks, are subjected to an insurmountable stream of people that perpetuates a cycle of recontamination, which cannot be broken even by manual cleaning. Conventional janitorial practices are periodic; they leave large gaps in time during which surfaces that support pathogens are left unclean between cleaning cycles. […]
The key distinction between manual cleaning and automated disinfection is uniformity, speed, and the level of cleanliness achieved. In manual procedures, visible dirt is eliminated by human work and liquid solutions, whereas full automated disinfection systems eliminate microscopic pathogens through the use of programmed machines such as UV-C light and ozone, without a touch of […]
