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Clean gear of Columbus
is the only company in the Central Ohio proven to kill 99.7 percent of
bacteria, fungus, mold and mildew currently living in your sports and
safety gear and putting your health at risk.

Health and sports officials, including the
National Federation of State High School Associations, The Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, and the NCAA have all issued warnings
about MRSA. It was previously thought to be confined to hospitals and
prisons, but has now made it into the community and is being seen in
otherwise healthy individuals participating in close-contact sports,
such as wrestling and football. Given the life-threatening health risk
presented by germ-infected gear, organizations and athletes around the
country are increasingly using the sanitizing services offered through
our Wash Systems and provided locally by Clean Gear of Columbus. Our
system is proven in scientific analysis to effectively eliminate MRSA
bacteria and other health risks from athletic and safety equipment. Although there are many disease causing
microorganisms that can live in your gear, by far and away the one you
want to avoid is Staphylococcal Aureus. Staph A., as it’s known to
medical doctors and microbiologists is the bacterial equivalent of the
modern army. It defends itself against attack and it hides in your body
until its numbers reach optimal attack concentration. Only then does it
unleash an armada of weapons designed to destroy your body tissue, which
it can then use for food and to reproduce. Staph A. can cause permanent
damage to your body and even death. And here’s the scary part; some
forms are resistant to the most common antibiotics. There are even some
deadly forms of Staph A. that are untreatable!
Therefore, it is essential that proper hygiene be practiced in order to
reduce your chances of becoming infected with dangerous microorganisms.
Shower after athletic contests, monitor your body for any unusual
physical characteristics (rashes and non healing sores), and above all,
keep your athletic equipment clean. Since it is impractical to wash
athletic equipment after every use, we recommend a strategy that
includes the following protocol.
1. After the event, hang and air dry your athletic
equipment as soon as possible.
2. Keep a log of the number of times your athletic equipment has been
used and have the athletic equipment professionally washed at least once
every 10 uses.
3. If the athletic equipment has a strong odor or is causing any skin
problems, discontinue use until it is professionally cleaned.
4. Don’t ignore any suspected problems with the athletic equipment. It
won’t go away.
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