Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) remain one of the most persistent risks in any healthcare facility — and the surfaces that spread them are often the ones manual cleaning misses. Fatigue, time pressure and hard-to-reach areas all conspire to leave pathogens behind.
The problem with manual terminal cleaning
Even a well-run cleaning programme is inconsistent by nature. Different operators, different days, different results — and no objective record to prove what was actually disinfected. High-touch surfaces and airborne contamination settle across a room long after the wipe-down is done.
Why vaporised hydrogen peroxide is different
An automated diffuser like the DR OXY 700 fills the entire room with an ultra-fine dry mist that reaches the airspace and every exposed surface — delivering consistent, whole-room disinfection every cycle, regardless of who pressed start. It breaks down into oxygen and water, leaving no toxic residue, and logs a digital record for your audits.
What it means for your facility
Faster room turnaround, more bed availability, fewer outbreaks, and — crucially — objective proof of disinfection when an auditor asks. It's not about replacing your team; it's about giving them a consistent, validated final step they can rely on.
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