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Hypochlorous acid for childcare and daycare

Make a cleaning solution on site from salt and water for classrooms, floors, cubbies and other common areas, with no bottled chemicals to order, ship or store.

Intro

Childcare and daycare centers clean classrooms, floors, cubbies, restrooms and shared rooms every day, often in a short window before the next group arrives. Bottled cleaning product has to be ordered, shipped and stored, and closets run out at inconvenient times.

An EWCO system lets you make a cleaning solution on site from salt and water. You make what you need for that evening or that room turn, fill spray bottles per the manual and clean the surfaces you already clean. This page covers floors, tables, chairs, cubbies, restrooms and other common areas. It does not cover use on hands or skin. Keep spray bottles ready for the evening clean, and make a new batch when those run low.

Useful applications

Classroom tables and chairs

Wipe child-size tables and chairs on your daily schedule. Make a batch on site so you are not waiting on a bottled shipment.

Classroom and hallway floors

Mop classroom, hallway and entry floors as part of regular cleaning.

Cubbies and hooks

Wipe cubby shelves, hooks and nearby walls in classrooms and hallways.

Shared-room floors

Clean floors, tables and chairs in indoor play rooms, dining rooms and other shared rooms after use.

Restroom surfaces

Clean restroom floors, counters, stall doors and fixtures.

Entry and reception

Wipe the reception counter, sign-in surface, entry doors and lobby seating.

Staff rooms

Clean staff-room tables, counters, appliance exteriors and floors.

Recommended EWCO system(s)

For a small childcare site, the Eco One Portable Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) Machine makes a 1 liter batch. For a larger center, the Hypo 7.5 Hypochlorous Acid (HOCL) Generator makes a 7.5 liter batch.

How it fits your workflow

  1. Add water, salt and any additive the product manual calls for, then start the cycle.
  2. Generate the cleaning solution and wait until the cycle finishes, per the manual.
  3. Fill spray bottles per the manual.
  4. Clean classrooms, floors and common areas on your normal schedule.

Manual and label note

Always follow the product manual and any applicable regulations for your use. Where your industry's rules require a registered disinfectant, keep using one.

Never mix the solution with ammonia, bleach, strong acids or other cleaners. If someone breathes in fumes or swallows the solution, call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222.

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Questions

Questions about childcare and daycare? Email sales@ewco.com

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