Electrostatic disinfection significantly increases cleaning outcomes while reducing costs due to demonstrably superior surface coverage and application times when compared to conventional methods.

The Benefits of Electrostatic Disinfection Technology
Electrostatic sprayers result in superior cleaning outcomes when compared to conventional disinfection methods with benefits that include:

A reduction in time needed to thoroughly coat complex surfaces, such as desks, and disinfect extensive complex facilities, such as classrooms and gyms, resulting in faster turn-around times.

The future of facility safety and hygiene will depend on emerging technologies, with a renewed focus on environmental and occupant health and increased operational efficiency, based on long-term sustainability.

The Future of Facility Cleaning and Hygiene
Facility cleaning has experienced a monumental shift in focus and importance over the last two years due to fallout from the pandemic that resulted in an increased awareness of the environmental impact posed by humanity, resulting in:

Increased demand for environmental stewardship by government organizations and businesses.

High touch-point cleaning and disinfection services--sanitizing commonly touched facility surfaces--is a critical component of a scientifically backed health-based janitorial program.

The Role of Fomites in Disease Transmission
Fomites are high-touch facility surfaces that function as reservoirs for pathogens and pathogenic bacteria.

Dubbed the Great Resignation--many employees across a broad range of industries are leaving their former employers for greener pastures in the pursuit of more fulfilling employment with organizations that align with their value system.

The Great Resignation and the New Cultural Norm of Environmental Hygiene and Sustainability
2021 will be remembered for many things.

Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI) is an emerging technology that leverages ultraviolet light to rapidly kill pathogens, bacteria, and fungal organisms on surfaces without the use of dangerous chemicals.

Disinfecting With Ultraviolet Light
Ultraviolet light has been employed in healthcare settings for more than 100 years, beginning with the use of photobiomodulation to combat lupus vulgaris--a mycobacterium tuberculosis skin infection.

Occupant health is likely the single most critical component contributing to the success of any organization and corresponds directly to facility cleanliness and environmental quality.

Occupant Health Critical to Workplace Success
Occupant health has a direct impact on business costs and productivity.

Green cleaned schools mean healthier students, fewer abscesses, better grades, and an increased likelihood of graduation.

Green Cleaned Classrooms Mean Healthier Students
Cleaning reduces the presence of soil, pathogens, dangerous microbes, and allergens.

A clean workplace sends critical signals to the workforce and consumers--your organization cares about its workers and customers, the local community, and the quality of the products it sells and the services it offers.

Workplace Cleanliness Key to Business Success
Dirty offices cost US businesses billions of dollars per year in lost productivity due to:

Illness
Absenteeism
Presenteeism, and;
Low morale

Before the pandemic, the annual cost of workplace illness was estimated at:

1.4B missed workdays, and;
$530B in lost productivity

Additionally, office workers have noted the absence of facility hygiene and its impact on their performance and desire to remain with a company.

Vanguard Cleaning Systems of the Ozarks employs the latest in proven high-tech cleaning equipment, products, and processes to ensure your facility is noticeably cleaner and its occupants are measurably healthier and more productive.

High-Tech Cleaning Services Removes More Dirt and Germs
Advanced cleaning technologies such as commercial-grade HEPA filtered backpack vacuums and microfiber have been shown in clinical trials to remove and retain more dirt and germs from surfaces than comparable antiquated tools and processes.

Clostridioides Difficile (C. diff) is a bacterium that has historically plagued the healthcare industry, resulting in more than 500 thousand infections, and 15 thousand deaths, at the cost of more than $1.5B annually.

C. Diff History, Causes, Effects, and Transmission
C. diff was first isolated and cultured in 1935 by Ivan Hall and Elizabeth O'Toole.