HOCl for Daycares

A Safer Way to Reduce Germs Where Children Play

Daycare centers are high-contact environments where germs spread quickly through shared toys, surfaces, and close interaction. Frequent wiping with harsh chemicals can be time-consuming, inconsistent, and unsuitable for spaces occupied by young children. Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) atomizing offers a safer, more effective alternative.

Gentle on Children. Tough on Germs.

HOCl is a disinfectant naturally produced by the human immune system. In its pure form, it destroys bacteria, viruses, and fungi while remaining non-toxic, non-irritating, and residue-free—making it well suited for childcare environments.

Proven Effectiveness in Childcare Settings

Scientific studies show that HOCl atomizing can significantly reduce germs throughout entire rooms, including surfaces that are difficult to clean by hand.

  • Rubber and fabric toys disinfected within 1 hour
  • Plastic toys disinfected within 3 hours
  • Whole-room coverage, regardless of surface orientation
  • Reduces the need for constant wiping and chemical sprays

Designed for Occupied Spaces

Unlike bleach, alcohol, or quaternary cleaners, HOCl works at people-safe concentrations, allowing treatment while children and staff are present.

  • No harsh fumes or odors
  • No corrosive damage to toys or furniture
  • Safe for frequent, daily use

Trusted Internationally

HOCl atomizing has been widely adopted in kindergartens and daycare centers in Japan as an added layer of protection to routine cleaning. Studies report controlled bacterial growth and prevention of fungal contamination in treated spaces.

A Smarter Layer of Protection

HOCl atomizing doesn’t replace daily cleaning—it strengthens it. By continuously reducing airborne and surface pathogens, daycare centers can create healthier, safer environments for children, staff, and parents alike.

Simple. Safe. Scientifically supported.

HOCl atomizing helps keep daycare spaces cleaner—without exposing children to harsh chemicals.

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