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FEATURE STORY
How to Get Your Workplace or Business
Establishment Ready for COVID-19
Due to the coronavirus
or COVID-19
outbreak, many
countries in the
world were forced to implement
nationwide community
quarantines or lockdowns in
order to flatten the curve, weaken
the virus’ influence, and prevent
further spread. Needless to say,
this is all a well and good healthrelevant
response to a global
pandemic. However, one cannot
deny that these lockdowns and
temporary halt in operations of
businesses and industries has
negatively affected the global
economy. Individuals with the
means and resources to do
so are working from home.
Unfortunately, a greater number
of blue-collar workers are still out
there on the front lines reassuring
the majority of people that their
needs will still be taken care of.
Now, it has been more than
a month of the various
implementation of community
quarantines around the world,
and national governments
have begun to steadily lift their
mandatory lockdowns and slowly
reintroduce people back into
society by reopening various
businesses and establishments.
While it is definitely great news
for workers who provide for
themselves and their families,
each and every one must always
continue to be vigilant in regards
to the potential spread of viruses, bacteria, or germs, in order to
prevent a future outbreak.
One way of being prepared is by being as clean as one can be. Gone
will be the days of teasing germaphobes or neat freaks, as they had
the right idea when the COVID-19 crisis struck. Regularly washing
one’s hands with soap and water, rubbing alcohol, or hand sanitizer
will do the trick, but there are also countless technologies that are
undeniably helpful when it comes to making any work environment
leagues cleaner than they were before.
Many of these machines are outfitted with High Efficiency Particulate
Air (HEPA) filtration technologies, which have multitudes of benefits.
For instance, HEPA filtration helps improve indoor air quality by
preventing the emission of contaminants and impurities back into
the air. The lack of contaminants will also prevent allergies and
asthma from triggering by eliminating smoke, mold, dust, pollen, and
bacteria in the air.
Damp, dirty hands can transmit up to 1,000 times more bacteria than
dry hands, which is why Dyson has designed the perfect machine to
prevent the possibility. To clean and effectively dry the hands, there
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