Where it goes in a care setting
Spray rides on the cart: resident rooms, common-area upholstery, curtains, linen touch-ups. Wipes sit at the bedside for the days a full bath isn't on the plan.
For facilities
Families mention it at the front desk. Residents notice before anyone says a word. Your team is already cleaning, so more cleaning isn't the answer.
Contact for pilot
Spray rides on the cart: resident rooms, common-area upholstery, curtains, linen touch-ups. Wipes sit at the bedside for the days a full bath isn't on the plan.
We claim: formulated to neutralize odor-causing compounds. Aging odor on rooms, fabrics and skin. Household and cosmetic use.
We do not claim: disinfectant, sanitizer, germ kill, medical treatment.
If a vendor can't tell you what they don't claim, they aren't ready for a care setting.
Week one, a kit goes to a single wing. Spray on the cart, wipes at the bedside.
Weeks two to four, ask staff two things. Is it fast? Are residents and families comfortable with it?
After that: kit pricing, reorder cadence, and documentation for the file. SDS ships with production batches.