Bio-cleaning: what is it? Definition and principles
Introduction Bionetting is more than just cleaning: it's a rigorous process that combines cleaning and disinfection to reduce biological contamination of surfaces. Unlike conventional cleaning, this method is specifically aimed at eliminating pathogenic micro-organisms to prevent the spread of infection. If you work in healthcare or industry [...]
What is bionetting?
Bionettoyage is a specific cleaning method that combines three distinct actions: cleaning, disinfection and rinsing. This technique is particularly popular in sensitive sectors such as healthcare, laboratories and the food industry. Bionetting definition: Bionetting involves removing not only visible dirt, but also [...].
Mise à gris and mise à blanc: differences and challenges for cleanroom cleanliness
In ultra-controlled environments such as cleanrooms, cleaning and disinfection are critical steps in ensuring the quality of the activities carried out. There are two key procedures for achieving these standards: greying and blanking. Often confused with each other, they have complementary objectives. This article explains the [...]
Surface cleanliness: a crucial issue for sensitive environments
In the industrial, pharmaceutical or medical sectors, surface cleanliness is an essential prerequisite for guaranteeing product quality, process safety and personal health. This rigorous process comprises several key stages: end-of-site cleaning, greying (elimination of fine particles) and [...].