Antibacterial or Anti-antibacterial?

SafeNow Products were developed by Trinity Services, Inc. for use in the many settings where they serve their clients (people with developmental and/or cognitive disabilities). The fact of the matter is that such vulnerable populations need the safest available environments and that includes whatever is used to clean those, too. And, of course, cleaning means cleaning without a trace of dirt or as close to it as safely possible.

Our formulator is a proponent of the argument that "removing" bacteria is just as effective and actually safer than "destroying" or killing bacteria. He feels that there exists no destroying or “anti-bacterial” agent that is safe to humans.  Of course, it’s always nice to have another opinion (or two) that backs that claim. That’s what we found when we read the following article in the December 2010 issue of Becker's ASC Review.

9 Myths about Hand Hygiene