Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl)

Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) Anti-Viral and bacterial sanitiser, is one of the safest and most effective disinfectants available.

Effective against a wide range of viruses, bacteria and spores it is laboratory proven to inactivate (99.9% kill rate) E.Coli and Norovirus within seconds and is 100 times more effective than sodium hypochlorite (bleach).

The solution, which is formulated to synthesise the same product produced by the human defence mechanism to fight infection, does not contain hazardous ingredients and can be used on virtually any surface including skin, food preparation areas and everyday surfaces.

This product as supplied passes:

BS EN 1500: Hygienic Hand Rub | BS EN 14476: Virucidal (Medical) | BS EN 1276: Bactericidal | BS EN 1650: Fungicidal

You can request a full chemical testing report of our Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) 

Steps we take in our dry fogging process

• All occupants would preferably vacate the building or otherwise, wear Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E.).
• Offices or workspaces will be cleared by the business owner of all loose papers and important documents to avoid them being blown by the fogger and all electrical equipment turned off.
• MCPS Sanitising will clear the building of all rubbish and then disposed of.
• The building will then be ready for sanitation. Each room will be measured for size (cubic capacity) and noted. The time taken for the fogging process of each room/office will be recorded.
• Our cleaning technician will then discharge the fogging solution, ensuring that a fog is created uniformly starting at head hight to cover ceiling and wall space then continuing to focusing on any equipment, that is constantly touched such as door handles, light switches, sinks / toilets and surrounding areas, until the full areas have been covered.
• Once fogging of all rooms/offices are complete, The building will be vacated for at least 5 minutes ‘fallow time’ and air conditioning can be switched back on.

MCPS Sanitising’s cleaning team will then re-enter the building and commence wiping down and polishing all surfaces and touch points if required. Then your cleaning process will be complete.