Last updated: 4 Jun 2026 | 22 Views |
A 90-bed community hospital in a northern district sees over 600 outpatients a day. Nurse Wilai, head of infection prevention and control (IC), monitors healthcare-associated infections (HAI). In late rainy season, respiratory patients overwhelmed the OPD, the ER was packed, and cross-bed infections began appearing in shared wards.
Wiping surfaces alone was not enough, because pathogens linger in the air and in corners a cloth cannot reach. The IC team needed a fast, whole-room disinfection method between cleaning rounds.
Surface wiping is essential but only covers reachable surfaces. Pathogens in the air and on curtains, bed crevices, under tables and air vents often remain. ULV mist disinfection spreads solution across the whole room, reaching every surface quickly — ideal for hospitals with fast bed turnover and limited staff.
The hospital purchased the SOLO PORT423 ULV backpack mist blower for housekeeping and IC to disinfect after cleaning rounds — OPD, ER, shared wards and restrooms — when rooms are empty and properly ventilated.
Before: only wiped surfaces disinfected, respiratory spread in waiting areas, cross-bed infections, overstretched IC team.
After: routine whole-room ULV disinfection added, environmental contamination clearly reduced, ward infection rates down, passing the health-region IC assessment, staff working faster.
"The mist blower lets us disinfect a whole room quickly between patients. It is a key tool for IC in a public hospital that is short on staff and heavy on work." — Head of IC
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