I was watching a documentary the other day, and it said that a single germ can infect over 300 people... Just imagine what a married couple could do! Joking aside though, recent current events have changed the way many people view cleaning. I'm not trying to say that we were all slobs before, not at all, but I have to admit, my house was never this clean pre-pandemic. Disinfecting commonly touched surfaces used to be only a weekly task... and I'll admit I sometimes forgot about it entirely. To be honest though, while home cleaning products are certainly better than nothing at all, I have to say that using a better product has made it a lot easier to get these results, without a lot of time spent scrubbing. While disinfectant germicidal wipes have been used for decades in the healthcare industry, the same clinical-grade cleaning tools have not always been accessible to you and me. SurgiMac has everything you need though, including a full range of wipes and cleaning solutions that are strong enough to be used in clinics and hospitals, but available for use in your own home. Visit https://surgimac.com/collections/surface-disinfectants to see the top disinfectant choices from SurgiMac, for home and clinical use. As a homeowner, I know that I don't require the same standards of cleanliness as a clinic, but that doesn't mean I don't want the option - and for some areas of the house, it's better to be safe than sorry. SurgiMac allows me to access many of the same tools, as well as products designed specifically for home use. Which products are right for you will depend on your situation, but in my experience, you can't go wrong with PDI's Super Sani-Cloth or Metrex's CaviWipes1, which eliminate the COVID-19 virus (and tons of other pathogens) when used according to the manufacturer’s directions. The Super Sani-Cloth wipes use a proprietary blend that has been shown to kill over 50 microorganisms, including many which have multi-drug resistance, in approximately one minute. These wipes are registered with the EPA as an intermediate-level disinfectant, and they should be safe to use on most hard, non-porous surfaces - though you may want to clean a small test patch in a less visible area to be sure. SurgiMac also offers a range of Metrex products, including CaviWipes1, CaviWipes XL, and CaviWipes 2.0, as well as the brand’s original disinfectant wipes. These CaviWipes cleaners are free of both bleach and fragrances, though they differ in the time required to be effective, and the pathogens they are effective against. The original CaviWipes, manufactured by Metrex and available from SurgiMac, are a simple way to quickly disinfect homes, daycares, and public spaces, with an estimated 3 minutes required to eliminate most pathogens. However, for settings that need more urgent cleaning, or protection against emerging pathogens, experts recommend CaviWipes 2.0. The advanced formula in CaviWipes 2.0 qualifies for the EPA’s Emerging Viral Pathogens claim for all virus types to meet current and potential future infection prevention needs. While this formula requires 2 minutes to effectively disinfect an area, it is also shown to work against Norovirus and Candida Auris. Now, to be fair, those are not pathogens you're likely to be combatting in your own home, but it's nice to have options. Personally, I'm a big fan of PDI's Super Sani-Cloth because I find they stay moist for extended periods of time, don't rip easily, and they make cleaning a breeze. A spokesperson for SurgiMac said, “SurgiMac’s recommended brands for disinfecting wipes include PDI, McKesson, Metrex and Clorox Wipes that are triple-layered to clean, disinfect, deodorize and remove common allergens, germs and messes on surfaces in hospitals, clinics, kitchens, bathrooms and more.” Whatever pathogens you're facing, and whatever surface you're cleaning - you can count on SurgiMac to have the products you need. Visit https://surgimac.com to learn about their top 5 disinfectant wipes for home and clinical use in 2023.