Omicron Update: Disinfecting Best Practices

CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky was recently on NBC’s Today show, discussing the spread of the omicron COVID-19 variant in the US. New York and New Jersey are two states where the omicron variant is demonstrating how highly transmissible this new variant is, accounting for roughly 13% of new COVID cases (versus an average of 3% nationwide). Dr. Walensky has cited the rapid spread of omicron in other countries, such as the UK, as cautionary tales in how the US should proceed in managing this new variant. 

Fortunately, the symptoms associated with omicron appear to be relatively mild in most cases, which is great news! However, even relatively “less deadly” strains of COVID have the ability to disrupt people’s lives and businesses’ operations. As such, some modest, commonsense preventative measures are recommended for maximum protection. Beyond the obvious (e.g., social distancing, mask wearing, hand washing, etc.), there are additional measures that can be taken to reduce the risk of COVID transmission. 

Fog disinfecting is one of those measures, as it eliminates 99.9% of harmful viruses and bacteria, both in the air and on surfaces. Fog Dogs specializes in fog disinfecting, using all-natural hydrogen peroxide-based cleaning chemicals to disinfect both residential and business spaces. We are active in New Jersey and Maryland, with appointments available in both markets to help minimize the disruptions caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Contact Fog Dogs today for more information and an estimate to disinfect your home or business! We specialize in creating safe spaces and getting people back to business as usual.