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EBOM-2009 IEQc3.1:Green Cleaning—High-Performance Cleaning Program

Green Cleaning products for norovirus?

Does someone know if there is a cleaner/disinfectant that is rated for norovirus and meets the LEED EBOM Green Cleaning requirements (v2009 or v4)? We are looking for a pro-active application of chemicals that kill norovirus and we are looking for a "bodily fluid response kit" onsite. If someone vomits on a surface, these are the chemicals that would be used to clean it up. In a pro-active context, these are the chemicals that would be applied on "high-touch" surfaces. Thanks for your help!

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Trista Brown
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Fri, 01/02/2015 - 19:04

Hi Lauren, I'm not aware of a specific product that meets these criteria but I recommend checking out the Green Schools Initiative website. They have a lot of information on preferred products for disinfecting. These links in particular contain some good info - www.greenschools.net/article.php?id=278 www.greenschools.net/downloads/DisinfectantsTable.pdf www.greenschools.net/display.php?uid=56&modin=54

Mon, 01/05/2015 - 21:47

Look at Virox. Then go over to Practice GreenHealth and the Healthier Hospitals Initiative for more guidance on sustainable healthcare operations. As for proactive items, this gets a lot more complicated as textures of materials become important.

Tue, 01/06/2015 - 21:11

How about Spore Cleanse? (Not sure on spelling) It's basically an acidic mixture that physically eats away at all the nasties. I know they use it in some pharma applications, but they aren't too concerned with LEED.

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