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    Media-Specific Disinfection

    Surfaces and Air

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    Legal Issues

    1) It is a violation of Federal law to use an EPAregistered product in a manner inconsistent with itslabeling. Solution strength must be according to label

    Applications must be on the label

    2) It is a violation of Federal law for a manufacturer tomake real or implied claims for efficacy againstorganisms which are not on the label.

    Creates problems when we encounter: FMDV

    Anthrax

    Norwalk

    SARS

    Avian Influenza H5N1

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    Surface Disinfection = Inactivation in Place

    Surface Cleaning = Removal of Contaminants

    Commercial products frequently combine disinfectionand cleaning.

    Some disinfectants have cleaning properties

    Recommendation (at least in clinical settings) cleanwith disinfectant to avoid spreading contamination

    Pre-Disinfect Clean Disinfect

    Surface Disinfection

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    Surfaces

    What surfaces might you need to disinfect?

    Household Surfaces

    Food and Food Prep Surfaces

    Clinical Surfaces

    Laboratory

    Industrial

    Farm

    Other???

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    Concerns for Disinfection of Surfaces

    Disinfectant Type/Concentration/Formulation

    Contact Time

    Type of Organisms/Level of Disinfection

    Corrosivity and Other Surface Damage

    Toxicity/Residual Toxicity

    Other Residues

    Odor

    Type of Application and Rate

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    Concerns for Disinfection ofSurfaces

    pH Demand and Interfering Substances Temperature

    Water hardness Soil load Biofilm presence Surface microtopography

    Precleaning Relative humidity Compatibility Storage of Product/Product age

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    Clinical/Dental Surface Disinfectants

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    Farm Surfaces

    Virkon S (potassium peroxymonosulfate)

    Nolvasan S (chlorhexidine diacetate)

    Bleach (sodium hypochlorite) Spectrasol (quat)

    Alcohols (ethanol and Isopropanol, 70-95%)

    Roccal D (quats with bis-n-tributylin oxide)

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    Surface Disinfection

    In study by CRA Foundation

    54 clinical surface disinfectants tested against TB andPolio with and without presence of Blood

    7 passed:

    Household Chlorox (50:50)

    Industrial Chlorox (50:50)

    Biosurf Lysol I.C.

    Lysol II Spray

    Indi-wipes with Lysol

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    Ozone Surface Disinfection

    Up to 14 PPM Ozone@ 10GPM

    Onboard OzoneAnalyzer With Alarms

    Exclusive Off-GassingSystem

    Spray, Mist and FogApplicators; Spray

    Arches Available Advertises a 3 Log Kill

    on First Application

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    UV Surface Disinfection

    Conveyor Belts Food Prep Surfaces

    Laboratory andClinical Surfaces

    Sterilization ofPackaging

    Mail Systems

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    Cleaning and Disinfection ofFloors

    % Reduction

    Soap and water 80.4%

    Phenol 99.0%

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    Microbial Contamination of MopWater

    Soap(CFU/ml)

    Phenol(CFU/ml)

    Before cleaning 10 20

    After cleaning one-third of ward

    650 10

    After cleaning two-thirds of ward

    15,000 30

    After cleaningcomplete ward

    34,000 20

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    Disinfection of Food Surfaces

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    Chemical disinfection of Indoor Air

    Spraying relatively large particles,

    which have a higherwetting capacity, but stay inthe air for less time

    Misting

    smaller particles that haveincreased penetration anduniformity

    Fumigation combination of 2 or more

    chemicals producing a

    vaporised form of thedisinfectant

    Thermal Fogging similar to misting but

    involving heating of thedisinfectant to produce a

    fine vapour

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    Chemical Disinfectants of Air

    Chlorine Dioxide

    Ozone

    VHP

    Formaldehyde

    Gluteraldehydes

    Quat mixtures

    Virkon (peroxy compound)

    Sporocidin (phenolic)

    http://www.minntech.com/ftg/products/microfiber/minncare_bg.html
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    Air Disinfection

    Chemical Disinfection

    Spray, mist, fog, fumigation

    UVGI

    Ionization/Electrostatic Precipitation

    Only one that removes

    Photocatalytic oxidation

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    UV Air Disinfection

    Forced Air or HVAC DuctSystems

    Full Air Systems

    Upper Air Systems

    Re-circulating Systems

    Microbial Growth Control On Filter Surfaces

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    UV Air Disinfection: Duct Systems

    Integrated in to HVAC System

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    UV Air Disinfection: Upper Air

    Originally designedfor TB sanitariums

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    UV Air Disinfection: MGS