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- Purpose: A more intense process than sanitization, this aims to eliminate nearly all germs, bacteria, and viruses on surfaces, ensuring a sterile environment.
- Tasks Involved: Using strong disinfectants and chemical agents to clean surfaces, especially in areas exposed to bodily fluids, healthcare settings, or places prone to contamination (like bathrooms and kitchens).
- Frequency: Usually done on a needs basis, especially during outbreaks of disease or in highly sensitive environments (e.g., hospitals).
- Outcome: Creates an almost sterile environment by killing pathogens rather than just reducing them, ideal for high-risk areas.
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August 30, 2026
