Floor Cleaning

Re: Floor Cleaning

Rachel Heslop — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 10:10:20 GMT

Hi Susan

You are correct, Trigene has had a name change. It is now called Anistel - it has the same formulation, efficacy etc, just a new name!

If you'd like further information or a sample please do let me know.

Kind regards

Rachel

Re: Floor Cleaning

Sal the 1st — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 09:22:47 GMT

one practice I worked the we had the textured non slip vinyl (which always looks dirty in high traffic areas). As a routine we used Trigene but used altroclean on a twice monthly basis and this was the hands and knees with a scrubbing brush clean. It did make the floor look better for a short time but will add the warning * if scrubbing on your hands and knees altroclean is very caustic* avoid getting your knees wet they can take weeks to heal.

Re: Floor Cleaning

Susan Jackson — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 23:58:36 GMT

Yes I worked in a practice that had Alto floor cleaning. If it's a new floor then to keep the warrenty the cleaner you have to use is the altroclean - i think that's what it's called? However rubbish for disinfection protocols. So discuss with your boss which is more important.

Most practices I've worked in use Trigene (Possible name change?) or Vetaclean so that they can take advantage or the Parvo protocols. Also most floors are cleaned twice a day depending on use. It really depends on how busy the practice is and what cases you've had that day.