“Deep disinfection” is a term that has gradually gained a new foothold in our society’s vocabulary as business owners and property managers have struggled to keep up with the “new normal” of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

While the term deep disinfection definitely sounds reassuring, here at Arelli commercial cleaning and sanitizing services we believe that it runs the dangerous risk of giving people a false sense of security. It does this by potentially suggesting that a space has been so “deeply disinfected” that it can no longer contain pathogens. The problem is that this is not true, meaning some may be led to decisions that may sound good in theory, yet can put many people at risk and create unnecessary cost for business owners.

We believe that people should be able to make informed decisions – especially when it involves the health and safety of people.

That’s why we tell all of our customers and the various news outlets we have consulted for the same thing: it is essential to understand that disinfection, as useful and necessary as it is, is just a piece of the puzzle when it comes to keeping people healthy and your facility free from pathogens such as SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19. Disinfection can only help your space return to its original pre-contamination state. Beyond that, as people begin to use the facility again, it’s still up to everybody in the building to do what they can to continue to maintain a safe and healthy environment.

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Source: Arelli Cleaning

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