Ans: Yes, our chemicals are WHO, CDC, UK Department of Health approved also belong to EPA List:N approved chemicals for use in disinfecting COVID-19. Also complies with EN Melbet quality standards.

Ans: DGHS and Ministry of Health is referring to WHO and CDC for guidelines to follow for disinfection of COVID-19. Unfortunately, our govt. does not have the resources to test the chemical Melbet locally.

Ans: Our current service offerings are within Dhaka Metropolitan Area, including Tongi and Ashulia. We are working on expanding our services to other parts of the country as soon as possible. If you are calling from Melbet of Dhaka may I have your name and contact information so that we can let you know when our services will be available in your city

Ans: Yes, It is of absolute importance that we ensure complete coverage of all areas and would want to have no interference Melbet the disinfection process. However, you may nominate one individual who may supervise from a distance.

Ans: We have been disinfecting residential and commercial premises for the Melbet 4 weeks. Since then, we have served over 20 one-time and recurring clients including COVID-19 patients homes and doctors homes.

Ans: We have been in the business since mid 2019 Melbet the launch of our sister concern known as ´Nasah Bhai´.

Professional package and advanced packages are both designed to elimitinate 99.99% viruses Melbet your premises by our knowledgeable and trained staff. The principal and only difference between the packages lie in the chemicals used.

Professional Package uses a hospital grade chorine based disinfectant (not household bleach or bleaching Melbet and is a one-time solution compared to the chemicals used in the advanced package which has a binding compound added to it which allows non-porous surfaces to be self-disinfecting for up to 10 days (high-touch areas) and up to 30 days (non-high touch areas).

Dettol or Salvon are antiseptics and Melbet disinfects for everyday hygiene. They have not been tested to be effective against Novel Conoravirus. To date, only disinfectants recommended are the ones mentioned by the EPA in its“LIST:N Melbet for use against Sars-CoV2”

A Statement from Dettol (RB)

Coronavirus consists of a broad category of Viruses, No evidence yet that Dettol disinfectant spray can kill the COVID-19 virus strain. The official account of Dettol Uk debunked the claim on Facebook saying that it had not yet tested its products on the novel coronavirus and could not yet confirm whether Melbet is an effective disinfectant against coronavirus. "As this is an emerging outbreak RB, like all manufacturers, doesn´t yet have access to the new virus (2019-nCoV) for testing and, as a result, are not yet in a position to confirm levels of effectiveness against the new strain," the statement reads.