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How Many Pet Waste Stations does a Neighborhood Need?
Much will depend on how many dogs are in the neighborhood. A rough estimate for a residential district is 1 pet waste station per acre to start. For apartment buildings, the average is one pet waste station for every 50 to 80 units. There’s really no ideal number of pet waste stations as the number…
Gym Disinfectant Wipes Provide Peace of Mind
Gyms and fitness centers continue to utilize pre-emptive cleaning methods to fight the spread of bacteria, fungi and especially viruses. All three pathogens are easily transmitted and disinfectant wipes have become the method of choice for fighting them. The wipes provide an elevated level of cleanliness and peace of mind for gym and fitness center…
Are Toilet Seat Covers Effective
It depends on what individuals expect the paper covers to do. Disposable toilet seat covers are an effective layer of defense against germs in public bathrooms but not for preventing illnesses or the transmission of infectious diseases. It’s a good idea to pull out a toilet seat cover if the toilet doesn’t appear to have…
When Indoor Waste Stations Should be Considered
Most people are surprised to learn that there are indoor pet waste stations. These types of stations don’t contain a receptacle for disposing of pet feces, but they do provide a source of bags for individuals to pick up after their dogs. The bags can be disposed of in any outdoor waste receptacle. Indoor waste…
Why Use Dog Waste Pick Up Tools
From plastic bags to vacuums, dog owners are utilizing methods that don’t bring them into direct contact with their canine’s wastes. Those that pick up after their dog are to be commended. They’re helping to mitigate the spread of disease, illness, parasites, and helping to protect the environment. The following are some of the methods…
Should Playground Surfaces be Cleaned Routinely
Ask any parent and they’ll agree that once their children start school, they endure endless rounds of illnesses. Children don’t think about spreading bacteria, viruses or fungi. That’s a job best left to adults. The CDC and other health-related organizations and entities recommend that outdoor playground equipment at schools and public venues be regularly cleaned…
Are Hand Blow Dryers in Public Restrooms Sanitary
In the quest for sanitation in public bathrooms, technology may have taken a giant leap backward. According to a study published in Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology in March 2021, high-speed hot air blow dryers for hands aren’t that sanitary. They can transfer bacteria, viruses and fungi to a person’s hands and clothing, increasing the…
How to Train a Puppy to Heel
There are basic commands that every puppy needs to learn to help keep them safe and provide a more enjoyable human-canine bond. Training should begin when the puppy is four months old. Consistency is the key to any type of training and individuals should expect the training to take some time. Puppies will make mistakes….
Do All Surface Wipes Deodorize as Well as Sanitize?
Surface wipes have become an indispensable part of cleaning. Everyone wants their environment to smell good after using sanitizing wipes, but while many leave behind a pleasing scent, not all truly deodorize. Choose a product that clearly says it deodorizes and sanitizes. What Causes Odors The primary cause of odors in any environment is bacteria….
How to Train Your Puppy to Use a Potty Pad
Potty training is an essential skill for puppies to learn. It prevents unwelcome accidents, damage to property, and unwanted clean ups. Puppies have small bladders and won’t have the ability to “hold it” for very long. Potty pads, also known as puppy pads and pee pads, help young canines learn where and how to relieve…