Learn about hand hygiene and cleaning solutions to help prevent the spread of germs.
Percentage of flu infection risk linked to hand-to-face contact1
Percentage of people who will continue frequently washing hands with soap and water post-pandemic2
Percentage of people who believe businesses, schools, and other public locations are maintaining an adequate level of cleanliness in preparation for cold and flu season3
High-Touch Cleaning Guidance Maps
Now is the time to implement heightened cleaning procedures to help minimize the spread of germs during cold and flu season. Utilize our industry-specific maps that show the high-touch areas in your facility, so you can better understand the areas that need extra cleaning attention. Pick your facility type below to start exploring:
As businesses and schools continue to face COVID-19 along with cold and flu season, it is essential they establish thorough cleaning procedures and implement touch-free solutions to minimize touchpoints. Absenteeism due to illness can be costly to employers, making it important to have solutions in place now.
Clean High-Touch Surfaces
Regularly clean high-touch surfaces using microfiber and commercial cleaning solutions for a safer environment.
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Encourage Healthy Hand Hygiene
Minimize the spread of germs by eliminating contact with high-touch surfaces.
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For more information on cold & flu season, review guidelines from regulatory bodies and media outlets, including the below:
References
1. Society for Risk Analysis, “Relative contributions of four exposure pathways to relative influenza risk”
2. American Cleaning Institute, “2021 National Cleaning Survey”
3. American Cleaning Institute, “Survey: Consumers are Confident in Businesses and Retailers with Cleaning Protocols in Place”
*https://www.cdc.gov/respiratory-viruses/whats-new/2023-2024-season-outlook.html
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