Why disinfection is still important

In busy fitness and sports centres, there are many contact points that deserve attention. Equipment, devices and weights in fitness centres and gyms are touched frequently and by different hands. Hands are often warm and moist: ideal conditions for bacteria to grow. For instance, weights contain 362 times more bacteria than a toilet seat and contact points of treadmills 74 times more than a faucet[1]. So at these areas, bacteria and viruses can easily spread among sportspeople with the risk of making them sick. Enough reason to disinfect these contact points properly and regularly.

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First clean, then disinfect

Disinfection only makes sense if surfaces are clean. Grease and dirt must be removed first, otherwise tough bacteria, fungi and germs found below cannot be reached properly with disinfectant. Cleaning with loose (paper) cloths and sprays is time-consuming, consumes unnecessary amounts and spraying also releases unhealthy chemicals into the air.

The new way to clean

At booth 8A19 in hall 8, the Dreumex team will show sports and fitness school owners how things can be done differently and how they can keep their clients healthy. They give advice on which contact points should be cleaned and disinfected, how often and by whom. And perhaps just as important: with which product.