Home Disinfecting and Sanitizing Cleaning in New York, NY. Tri- State Area

Home disinfecting and sanitizing cleaning is often misunderstood.  When it comes to deep cleaning a home, the options must be clearly understood.  Cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting a home are different from each other by the target cleaning goal.  These deep cleaning applications are defined as:

• Cleaning: The removing of dirt and impurities from surfaces.
• Sanitizing: A process intending to reduce germs and bacteria from surfaces.  Example: you may use a hand sanitizer that will reduce the germs on your hands but the dirt and impurities are still on your skin.
• Disinfecting: A process with a goal of killing germs and bacteria.  The CDC refer to Disinfecting as a mean to reducing infections.

What Is The Best Disinfecting Cleaning Method?

The best disinfecting method must use EPA Registered Solutions and Steam Treatment Technology.  New York Home Cleaning Services provides a comprehensive cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting solutions for residential homes and commercial properties.  A home that is deep cleaned isn’t necessarily disinfected.  For the homeowner or inhabitants it is recommended that a post deep cleaning procedure using EPA Registered Disinfectant will be applied.  Together with steam treatment of surfaces, cleaning, disinfecting and steaming will further reduce the risk of infections.

WARNING: According to the U.S. Federal Act of 1996, any product that claim to kill or repel virus or bacteria must be tested and registered by the EPA prior to claiming such cleaning ability. 

New York Home Cleaning Services’ method is Bleach-Free, Non-Chlorine, Non-Corrosive and has No-Toxic Fumes.  The company uses an EPA Registered applicant that is safe for disinfecting Home, Office, Public Areas and Fleet Vehicles like Trucks, Buses and Trains.

What’s The Danger Of Common Household Cleaners with Bleach Chlorine or Acid?

Most household cleaners and those used by housekeeping and maid services contain bleach chlorine and acid.  A homeowner should know that bleach containing chlorine may be harmful and dangerous to the respiratory system, eyes and skin. Some of the dangers and disadvantages of bleach containing chlorine are Toxic Fume, Corrosive – Metal Corrosion, Irritating – Caustic, Expensive, Damage Fabrics, Hard To Remove Residue, No Residual Protection.

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