Disinfection means, among other things, increased washing frequency where it is particularly important to include all surfaces and objects that are often touched by residents, patients or staff. We have extensive experience and good references from infection control, including from the Blood Bank, the Allergy Clinic, Oslo University Hospital and various doctors’ offices.

The work is carried out by washing down all surfaces that are touched by people, and it is particularly important to thoroughly wash door handles, banisters, lift buttons, light switches and mailboxes. The same applies, for example, to communal waste rooms or bicycle sheds. After a good wash, the same areas will be sprayed with disinfectants. The process is simple, but the right equipment and skills are important to prevent spread