Clorox Professional Adds Electrostatic Technology

Clorox Professional Products Company has rolled out the Clorox Total 360 System, a new surface treatment system that combines electrostatic technology with Clorox products. Using patented electrostatic technology to optimize product delivery, the Clorox Total 360 System is a cost-effective solution for efficient, comprehensive surface treatment that is designed to help keep facilities healthier while saving them time, money and labor, according to the company.
 
Through electrostatic spray technology allow Clorox disinfecting and sanitizing products to reach surfaces outside the line of sight, covering what conventional trigger sprays may miss, including the sides, underside and backside of surfaces. It works by using an electrode to introduce an attractive charge to the disinfecting or sanitizing product and atomizes the solution, using an air compressor to generate a quiet, but powerful liquid flow.
 
The Clorox Total 360 Electrostatic Sprayer can be used with two US EPA registered products: Clorox Commercial Solutions Clorox Total 360 Disinfectant Cleanerand Clorox Commercial Solutions Clorox Anywhere Hard Surface Sanitizing Spray.
 
The Clorox Total 360 System is able to cover up to 18,000-square feet per hour with one of two Clorox products, providing superior surface coverage up to four times faster and using up to 65% less product, compared with conventional trigger sprays per square foot, according to the company
 
“The professional cleaning industry plays a vital role in helping protect public health by preventing the spread of illnesses and infections in public spaces,” said Kyra Zeroll, director – marketing, Clorox Professional Products Company. “Backed by the power of Clorox disinfecting and sanitizing solutions, the Clorox Total 360 System makes a challenging, but critical task more efficient for end-users, while providing complete coverage that ultimately helps keep facilities healthier.”
 
“Because the solution's particles are electrostatically charged, they are attracted to surfaces with a force stronger than gravity, allowing the solution to reach and uniformly coat even hard-to-reach surfaces,” explained Dr. Ken Giles, a professor in the UC Davis Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering and a leader in electrostatic spraying technology. “Because the charged particles are attracted to surfaces, they clear the air much faster than other delivery systems like foggers, which leave the air saturated until gravitationally or forcibly cleared, allowing occupants to safely reenter a room much sooner.”

“Electrostatic sprayers are powerful tools to optimize application, but are just one piece of the puzzle,” said Dr. Giles. “What makes the Clorox Total 360 System exciting is that it provides proven disinfecting and sanitizing solutions delivered through electrostatic spray technology.”