The science behind the Perfect Liquid Layer
with STORM® and M-Wipes.
Firstly we need to understand the enemy...
Coronavirus (Covid-19)
How is it transmitted?
One way is through common touch points.
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How long does it survive on surfaces?
It can live up to 3 days​
To defeat the enemy, we need to disinfect common touch points regularly, by applying a Perfect Liquid Layer of disinfectant on all dimensions and surface types.
What is a Perfect Liquid Layer?
A Perfect Liquid Layer of disinfectant is created when droplets merge together on a surface, producing a layer of liquid with no gaps.
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Why is it important?
It is important to create a Perfect Liquid Layer on surfaces, to ensure there are no gaps between the droplets of disinfectant.
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Gaps mean the surface is not fully covered with disinfectant, leaving the surface at risk of inhabiting viruses between the droplets.
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GAPS = RISK
Remember
Clean the surface before disinfecting.
Method for
Flat Touch Points
Method for
3D Touch Points
Spray
Use STORM® 30cm(12in) away from the surface and spray from bottom to top, in a slow controlled motion.
Spray
Use STORM® 30cm(12in) away from the surface and spray from bottom to top, in a slow controlled motion.
Inspect
When the disinfectant is applied correctly, STORM® will achieve a Perfect Liquid Layer on flat surfaces. No wiping needed.
Wipe
Dispense an M-Wipe from the on-board pouch and spray the wipe with STORM®. Now wipe the reverse side of the 3D touch
point to apply disinfectant.
See Gaps?
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Move closer to the surface and
spray again in a slow, controlled
motion with STORM®.
Never Use Paper Towel
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Paper towels remove disinfectant from the surface, so the contact time is not achieved, rendering the whole process ineffective.