A study published in the American Journal of Infection Control compared hospital room cleanliness using standard disinfectant wipes and wipes with a color additive that shows which surfaces have been sanitized. Rooms cleaned with the color additive were 69.2% cleaner and took slightly less time to clean. The study was conducted at Griffin Hospital in Derby, Conn. Proper disinfection of hospital rooms is crucial to prevent the spread of germs and healthcare-associated infections. The color additive helped improve room cleanliness and efficiency in the cleaning process, highlighting the importance of visual cues in maintaining a clean environment in healthcare settings.
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With the use of visual cues, hospital rooms get nearly 70% cleaner
