Covid-19 'virus fogging decontamination' service offered by Milton Keynes company

Local waste management company Cawleys will spray a non-toxic, virus-killing disinfectant on all surfaces through a fogging machine.

Administered in a fine mist, it will penetrate every recess and crevice where coronavirus germs could be lurking, they say.

The company is urging businesses to get decontaminated to prepare for when lockdown eases and they can re-open.

"Decontamination in this way will allow businesses to have complete peace of mind that their offices, shops, hospitality, warehouses and food preparation areas are completely safe. In turn, this will give their staff and customers more confidence in coming back into the premises," said a Cawleys spokesman.

He added: "Cawleys has many years of expertise in dealing with hazardous waste and materials. We are delighted to extend this to help those who wish to ensure their premises and surfaces are completely fit for purpose as soon as the lockdown is lifted.

“This has been an extremely difficult time for many of our clients who have had to close due to government restrictions. Our focus has been to take the most flexible approach possible and this now includes helping businesses get back on their feet and prepare for re-opening.