Learn about the microbes that live there and how to combat them!
Take a Closer Look At What’s On the Bottom Of Your Shoe
When you’re walking outside, on the street or in public spaces such as a restroom, the soles of your shoes accumulate bacteria, viruses, fungus and even fecal matter. These are called microbes, and they ride on the bottom or your shoes into your home. These unwanted microbes then get on your floors, carpet or into your closet. They can spread throughout your home or business. These are not the visitors you want in your house.
Where Do They Come From?
How do these microbes get everywhere? Just by coming into contact with surfaces. Because your shoes come into contact with surfaces that contain potentially harmful microbes, they are susceptible to picking up these germs and tracking them from the park, from the sidewalk, from the floor of the grocery store, and more.
Tracking Microbes Can Contribute to the Spread of Disease
We unknowingly introduce these potentially disease spreading germs into the home on a regular basis. This is why many families across cultures remove their shoes before entering their living space. The pile of shoes in the entryway is never an eye pleaser. What if we had a simple easy way to greatly reduce these unwanted visitors from entering the home?
Keeping Viruses and Bacteria at Bay
Keep these microbes, viruses, and bacteria at bay! Our easy-to-use sole cleaning system helps reduce most of the microbes that may compromise the environment in your home or business . This, in turn, helps slow the spread of footwear-transmitted viruses, bacteria and fungus and ensures happy, healthier environments
Get your shoe sanitizer today! Learn more about the Spotless Soles sanitizing system and how it can help keep your spaces safe.