Electrostatic spraying technology delivers 360-degree pathogen elimination. Discover how this technology works and why it's becoming essential for modern facilities.
Spray-and-wipe disinfection misses the underside of desks, the back of door handles, and the curved surfaces of chairs and equipment. Electrostatic spraying solves that — and it has quickly become the standard for any facility serious about pathogen control.
How electrostatic spraying works
A positive electrical charge is applied to the disinfectant droplets as they leave the sprayer. Those droplets are then attracted to every surface — top, bottom, side, and back — wrapping objects in a uniform layer of EPA-registered disinfectant.
Where it shines
- Open-plan offices with hundreds of chairs and desks
- Fitness facilities and locker rooms
- Schools and daycare classrooms
- Medical waiting rooms and exam rooms
- Hotel lobbies, conference centers, and event spaces
What to look for in a provider
- EPA List N approved chemistry, matched to your facility type
- Documented dwell time per chemistry used
- Operator certification on the specific sprayer model
- Pre- and post-service ATP testing on request
How often
Most clients run a weekly or bi-weekly electrostatic pass on top of nightly janitorial. During flu season, illness outbreaks, or post-event resets, we'll move to daily service.