Germicidal Materials

Germicidal clothing Germicidal clothing is such clothing, upon contact with which the destruction (cessation of vital activity) of microorganisms on the surface of the human body occurs. This is a very important characteristic, since pathogenic microorganisms entering the human body can lead to various diseases. Many materials have bactericidal properties. The most effective are those that contain highly active chemical compounds that have sufficient speed and duration of bactericidal action. There are also synthetic bactericides - materials without a biological basis, consisting of polymeric substances, which have high speed and long-term bactericidal properties. They are usually wash-resistant and can remain bactericidal for a long time without reducing their protective properties. In addition, such materials allow air to pass through well and have high hygienic properties. Currently, such products are increasingly used in various fields of medicine, for example, for cleaning the work clothes of personnel in medical institutions from microorganisms using ultraviolet radiation, disinfecting disinfecting mats, water in air humidifiers, sterilizing surgical instruments, and the skin of fire victims. and accidents, etc. Thanks to the use of bactericides of this group, it is possible to significantly reduce the time of intoxication of any poison in the human or animal body, which is very important in surgery and oncology. Using the described method, surgical instruments are inserted directly into the abdominal cavity to determine the effectiveness of the administered medication or to prevent intra-abdominal infection. Before performing work, wipe the surgical instrument with a gauze cloth moistened with a 0.5% hexachlorene solution. To prevent intragastric infection, after removing gastric cancer from the stump, half the onion lobes are irrigated with a solution of potassium permanganate.

Germicidal material is a fabric that is impregnated with chemical and natural substances that prevent bacteria from multiplying and being absorbed by them. These materials are actively used in medical institutions, as well as in domestic settings. Fabric and metal, from which equipment and tools for various manipulations with tissues are made, have bactericidal properties. Without the use of high-quality bactericidal materials, it would be impossible to create and maintain furniture, dishes and various surfaces and objects that directly interact with humans (beds, towels, etc.). Although ideally, modern textile materials are best simply washed at high temperatures and dried immediately after washing at high temperatures. In most cases