SANI-CLOTH WIPES VS SPRAYS
| Sani-Cloth Wipe | Regular Sprays |
| CONVENIENCE OF USE: | |
| 1 step process, wipe (air dries) | 2 step process, Spray then wipe |
| wipe surface & discard | Liquid is often wiped off before it's effective |
| no measuring means more patient time | mixing & measuring=time away from patient |
| no training on mixing | unnecessary time calculating & mixing sprays |
| EFFECTIVENESS: | |
| Each wipe is premoistened with recommended amount for full strength | diluted sprays can lose strength within hours after mixing, towel can absorb and reduce effectiveness |
| CLOTH: | |
| diamond embossed material is thick & strong | no assurance of towel strength after continued use |
| new & fresh towel each use! | no assurance of fresh towel each application |
| wipes are portable & easily accessible | cloth can get lost, dusty |
| SAFETY/CONTROL: | |
| total control of application from dispensing through surface application | can't control pathogens and solutions from being airborne, which can cause eye irritation, Respiratoryissues, damage to clothing, contaminated bottles |
| both wipes and tubs are disposable | refills of solution may cause contamination |
| Aerosol free | released aerosols can be irritating to patients and staff |
| no splashing in faces/eyes | uncontrolable/can splash |
| discarding after each use takes bacteria and viruses with it | cloth and towels are often re-used, causing potential for further recontamination |