What is MRSA?

MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) is a bacteria that resists the effects of standard antibiotics, making it extremely difficult to treat. MRSA is spread by close contact with infected people, or by contact with contaminated objects in public places.

How can I prevent the spread of MRSA at my facility?

You can help prevent the spread of MRSA at your facility in two ways. First, pay special attention to personal hygiene. Be sure that everyone at your facility washes their hands thoroughly and often. Second, keep public areas sanitized. This is where PuroClean’s RapidDefense™ program can help. This powerful deep-cleaning process sanitizes your facility and destroys the deadly MRSA bacteria. Our products are EPA-registered to kill MRSA organisms and other disease-causing bacteria and viruses, with up to three months residual protection.

Our proven sanitation techniques and professional staff trained in biohazard clean-up make PuroClean your first and best choice to protect your facility from MRSA and other deadly bacteria. Call the PuroClean office in Columbia, S.C., to stop a MRSA outbreak before it spreads.