Overview: The use of sprayers is gaining acceptance as a no-touch method for applying disinfectants and sanitizers to surfaces.  Sprayers have been used in the agricultural and other markets for years, and are designed to convert liquids into uniform-sized droplets as it leaves the spray nozzle of the device.  

These sprayers can help to improve labor efficiency while reducing chemical waste and safety for human error. It is important to note that applying disinfectants through a sprayer does not replace the need for manual cleaning. These devices do not remove soil, debris or blood and body fluids; they only help apply the disinfectants more evenly across surfaces and in difficult to reach areas.  

When considering the use of any sanitizer or disinfectant, federal law requires that the label directions be followed. All sanitizers and disinfectants must be used according to the EPA label directions or it is a violation of federal law. Currently, our solution is approved for a spraying application. We are working on additional label approvals for our other disinfectant technologies.

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