Atlanta GA Infection Prevention Office Cleaning Electrostatic Spraying Launched
Oct 13, 2020
Total Green Services has launched its infection prevention office cleaning service in Atlanta, Georgia. It uses electrostatic spraying to keep workplaces free of harmful toxins and COVID-19.
Milton, United States - October 13, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Total Green Services has launched its infection prevention office cleaning service in Atlanta, Georgia. The company uses electrostatic spraying to keep offices and workplaces free of harmful toxins and COVID-19.
More information is available at https://totalgreensvc.com/cordless-electrostatic-spraying/.
The newly launched service ensures your Atlanta workplace is safe by protecting employees from COVID-19 with a thorough cleaning to sanitize, disinfect, and eliminate harmful toxins. By delivering a thorough cleaning Total Green Services eradicates any fears or doubts of the safety of a workplace.
With electrostatic charging, the company’s cordless sprayer applies an even coating on all surfaces in a fraction of the time. This no-contact application reduces cross-contaminations, eliminates harmful toxins, and sprays eco-friendly chemicals with less solution.
The electrostatic cordless sprayer is quiet and suitable for use in any environment and will not alarm people near the office when cleaning is carried out. In addition to sanitizing and disinfecting, the device also assists with odor control and pest control.
TGS’s commercial cleaning team can utilize electrostatic sprayers on any surface in any area of the workplace. Its no contact clean eliminates dirt and grime from any surface while disinfecting and sanitizing at the same time.
The handheld electrostatic sprayer charges particles of the cleaning solution as it passes through the nozzle of the device. The sprayers send out positively charged particles because many surfaces are negatively charged. The positive and negative charges then attract to one another.
The positive particles then wrap and cling to every negative surface. As an added bonus, any objects that have already been sprayed repel the solution. This helps keep the solution from being overused.
The company’s professional cleaners provide this state-of-the-art service to Atlanta clients in a wide range of commercial settings. TGS provides cleaning services to healthcare facilities, day-care centers, telecommunications facilities, office buildings, banks, and religious centers.
The sprayers meet CDC-approved guidelines. As a POP-certified business, TGS adheres to a collection of official guidelines including the White House Coronavirus Task, the EEOC, and the CDC.
For more information about TGS visit the website listed above or call 1-888-983-0559.
Contact Info:
Name: Craig Hatfield
Email: Send Email
Organization: Total Green Services
Address: 810 Mayfield Rd Suite 101, Milton, Georgia 30009, United States
Phone: +1-888-983-0559
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88980588
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