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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My daycare added new sanitizing equipment, including something called the Zono sanitizing cabinet. Their message is excerpted below: Eco-Friendly Sanitizing Technology Over the next two weeks, state-of-the-art sanitizing technology will be installed at all 15 of our facilities. This upgrade makes ****** one of a few national centers, and the only center locally, to have this technology. The ZONO Sanitizing Cabinet is an eco-friendly sanitizing system that kills 99.9% of common bacteria and viruses including one of the hardest to kill, Norovirus. It is expected that ZONO will be effective in killing Covid-19, however this claim cannot be made until independent testing is conducted. ZONO uses no harsh chemicals to sanitize hard and soft items like blocks, dress-up clothing, dolls, nap cots and more. Instead, it uses ozone created from ambient air, water and electricity to sanitize porous, semi-porous, and nonporous surfaces. With the ZONO, sanitization takes only 30 minutes, so items can be sanitized throughout the day. Additional Disinfecting Equipment We have also purchased additional ozone generating equipment and electrostatic handheld sprayers to sanitize and disinfect entire classrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, offices and hallways on a regular basis. This new technology will be used in conjunction with our existing health and safety practices and equipment— like our commercial duty HVAC systems that utilize ultraviolet light in the ductwork to kill both airborne and surface bacteria, contaminants and viruses. [/quote] Since most current data is showing that people are infecting each other directly instead of surface contamination, how is your center addressing that? Are staff or students wearing masks? Is there any expectation of distancing? [/quote]
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