Fogging is a method of applying chemical disinfectants to an area by way of a fog or mist. A fogging machine is used to produce a fog like mist of tiny droplets of a sanitising solution. Fogging is the ideal solution for fighting COVID-19 Coronavirus and other airborne pathogens such as bacteria and fungi.
The process generally takes just a few minutes per room and an additional 60 minutes per room to allow the disinfectant droplets to settle out of the air and onto the surfaces.

Using fogging machines for sanitation – Coronavirus protection
Foggers are effective for sanitising, something which has become a massive requirement as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020.

Fogging can kill a wide range of pathogenic viruses in less than 5 minutes; leaving surfaces clean and safe for human contact, and is safe to use in hospital and medical environments and food preparation areas.

Chemical fogging is the most efficient and effective method for decontaminating whole rooms as it enables difficult to reach places to be thoroughly disinfected.

• Fogging kills up to 99.9999% of viruses, fungi and bacteria.
• Studies have shown that ULV droplets are ideal to tackle pathogens, such as Coronavirus (COVID-19).
• Fogging adheres to mainstream solutions in tackling coronavirus (COVID-19). Such solutions combine between first disinfecting, then cleaning.
• Fogging quickly terminates both surface-based and airborne viruses.
• The fogging vapor or mist reaches even the smallest cracks and crevasses.
• Fogging quickly disinfects large areas.
• Fogging implements a quick and effective application method. So this
  means minimal disruption to everyday business and activities.