Our cleaners are completely different. We use only Hospital-Grade Enzymes™, purified of all bacteria, just like enzyme cleaners used in the surgical suite to clean surgical instruments. This means you can trust them to be safe for your family, your pets and the environment.
EFFECTIVE
Following the lead of the medical industry, ChemFree Solutions is applying the science of medical cleaning to the consumer. For years the medical industry has cleaned with enzymes to remove organic material before moving to any sterilization process. Without thorough cleaning, harmful bacteria can simply return to grow in a friendly environment.
There are thousands of cultured enzymes, each with its unique target, available to the microbiologist today. Taking advantage of this capacity, Chemfree Solutions has created a family of hospital-grade™, vegetable-based enzymes blended together for optimum performance to the task -- cleaners that are better at removing mold stains, removing grease from your food preparation surfaces, and removing the stains and film on your floor.
Another advantage is that any remaining enzymes will be re-activated upon contact with water. This characteristic aids in reducing future organic growth while continuously neutralizing lingering odors.
FAMILY SAFETY
ChemFree Solutions cleaners are non-toxic, non-caustic, and hypoallergenic. They are free of harsh fumes and vapors, phosphates, chlorine and petroleum surfactants. Enzymes are not corrosive and can safely be used on any surface not harmed by water.
Enzymes are very specific in comparison to inorganic catalysts such as acids, alkalines, and petrochemicals found in traditional cleaners. They work exclusively on their target, therefore no unattended side affects and no significant warning labels. Have you read the caution labels on your cleaners lately? Rubber gloves, ventilated work areas, and poison control contact instructions—is this stuff safe?
Many consumers treat an antibacterial or sanitizing product as a cleaner. Unfortunately these products can be problematic and unsafe if not used properly. The Medical and Food Safety Councils require cleaning before sanitizing. Likewise, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has strongly recommended that use of anti-bacterial cleaning solutions should be reduced because bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics. Never sanitize without cleaning first.
