Method for clean-up of blood spills

Details Method for clean-up of blood spills Method for clean-up of blood spills

1983-11-07

1986-03-25

Fisher, Richard V.

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids

Processes

Including forming a solidified or hardened coating for cleaning

134 7, 252194, B08B 1500

Patent

active

045781192

ABSTRACT:
A solid, pulverulent composition for destroying pathogen activity and absorbing liquid when placed in contact with blood spills consists essentially of a chlorine source capable of yielding hypochlorous acid in contact with water, such as calcium hypochlorite, and diatomaceous earth. The composition includes sufficient of the chlorine source to provide an available chlorine level in the composition of at least 5,000 ppm and, preferably, 5,000 to 65,000 ppm.

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