Janitorial services are essential for keeping businesses, doctor’s offices, industrial property, schools, and countless other commercial spaces clean. Janitors are a part of the required workforce that ensures a building is disinfected and sanitized for anyone who visits.
In 2020 the global disinfectants market size valued at almost 24 billion USD is expected to continue to grow substantially at 20% year over year until 2028. The Canadian market makes up a sizeable share, estimated at ~$3.5 billion and is emerging as a leader in innovative antiseptics and disinfectants. Still, despite the popularity of cleaning, most people don’t understand the benefit of buying local in the cleaning products market.
Perhaps one of the biggest takeaways from the COVID-19 pandemic is that pathogens are constantly evolving. With viruses mutating, many people are starting to realize the important role that disinfectants play in the invisible fight against pathogens. However, most people are unaware that common cleaning products can be as tough on human health as they are on infectious agents.
According to a survey done by Panda Security, 24% of people disinfect their phones less than once per year (pre-pandemic numbers), and 49% of people don’t disinfect their electronics daily. The numbers read despite electronics being a haven for pathogens to contaminate.
As a result, most experts recommend cleaning electronics at least once per day, sometimes more depending on their use. While personal devices such as keyboards and cell phones are ideal for cleaning once a day, radiology equipment used for CT scans and X-Rays should be cleaned after every use.
Bacoban is the choice for gym owners looking for a disinfectant that won’t damage equipment. Whether it’s touch screens or soft surfaces on equipment, their products are designed to be tough on germs but gentle on surfaces with no discolouration or hazing on screens.
Awareness of VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) has increased over the last few years, but there is still a lot of disinformation online. Yes, VOCs are real. Yes, they can harm your health. But you can take reasonable measures to reduce or completely remove exposure to the most harmful ones. This article will explain what these compounds are, the risks, and what you can do to protect yourself.
Bacoban products have been implemented across many industry sectors such as the aerospace industry, transportation, medical, manufacturing, and much more. Below we will highlight how these cleaning disinfectants are applied to these industries and what their purpose is.
Indigenous-owned NanoNation is making a name for itself for its patented products and process that protect businesses from pathogens like COVID-19.
The company is now offering Bacoban, a made-in-Ontario solution to bring the same cleaning power to homes. Bacoban disinfectant wipes and spray are water-based with no harsh odours, yet they are effective at cleaning and disinfecting hard, non-porous surfaces. They’ve been used in health-care and other markets in Europe for more than 15 years.
Awareness of VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) has increased over the last few years, but there is still a lot of disinformation online. Yes, VOCs are real. Yes, they can harm your health. But you can take reasonable measures to reduce or completely remove exposure to the most harmful ones. This article will explain what these compounds are, the risks, and what you can do to protect yourself.
Cleaning has been a major part of human life for as long as we’ve been around. Even when sophisticated cleaning products were not around,
Kudos to Chelsey Reschke, a 2014 YWE Award Winner, for recently joining the Alberta Innovates Board! Alberta Innovates supports the entire innovation spectrum in Alberta – providing funding programs, advice, connections, technical expertise and applied research services to stimulate and grow research and innovation across the province.
It’s no secret that sanitizing and disinfecting have dominated our lexicon since the pandemic. But regardless of the climate, it has always been highly
As vaccines continue to roll out across the province, people are starting to think about the world outside of their homes. To feel safer engaging, shopping or eating in the world outside their front door, many people carry hand sanitizers and disinfectants.
It’s important to practice good hygiene and clean your shared equipment regularly. Below, we’re sharing some ways to keep your home gym clean and safe for everyone to use.
