Regular workplace disinfection prevents illness, reduces allergens, and supports productivity.
In Europe, following recognised hygiene standards such as EN 14476 (virucidal) and EN 13697
(bactericidal/yeasticidal) ensures safety and compliance.
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Regular routines reduce sick days and improve well-being.
Why Regular Workplace Disinfection Matters
Disinfection goes beyond visible cleaning by removing harmful germs on high-touch surfaces and in shared areas.
This helps reduce infections, lower absenteeism, and maintain a professional environment.
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Key Health Benefits
- Lower transmission: Stop colds and flu spreading through desks, keyboards, and handles.
- Fewer allergy triggers: Reduce dust, mould, and biofilm in kitchens, washrooms, and vents.
- Higher morale: A safer workplace keeps staff engaged and productive.
Priority Areas
- Workstations: desks, phones, and headsets.
- Shared spaces: meeting rooms, canteens, and kitchens.
- High-touch points: door handles, lift buttons, printers.
- Washrooms: taps, flush buttons, dispensers.
- Air contact surfaces: vents and filters for better air quality.
Choosing the Right Disinfectant
- Check EN 14476 and EN 13697 certifications.
- Ensure compatibility with office electronics and surfaces.
- Pick low-odour, bleach-free options for comfort.
A trusted choice is Logic Germ.
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Suggested Cleaning Schedule
- High-touch points: 2–3× daily – handles, buttons, printers.
- Workstations: daily – electronics-safe disinfection.
- Meeting rooms: after each use – tables and remotes.
- Kitchens: each service + daily deep clean.
- Washrooms: 2× daily – taps, flush buttons, dispensers.
- HVAC & vents: monthly filter checks.
Quick Best-Practice Checklist
- Clean first, then disinfect.
- Respect product contact times.
- Use fresh microfibre cloths daily.
- Provide hand sanitiser in shared areas.
- Keep a simple cleaning log.
Daily-Use Solution
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FAQs
What’s the difference between cleaning and disinfection?
Cleaning removes dirt. Disinfection reduces microbes to safe levels. Always clean first, then disinfect.
How often should we disinfect?
High-touch points several times daily, workstations daily, meeting rooms after use, and washrooms multiple times daily.
Will disinfection damage materials?
Choose chemistry suitable for your surfaces. Test small areas first and avoid overspray on electronics.
With simple, regular routines and trusted products, European workplaces can stay healthier, safer, and more productive year-round.