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Q: How to Solve the Mrsa Problem!
asked by: s14unimog on November 7th, 2007
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So I've been watching the news lately and noticed that this MRSA problem is everywhere and seems to be getting out of hand. As a parent myself, it scares me to think that my son (9 years old) could become infected just by going to school. So the other night I was looking around and stumbled across this company ESS (Electrostatic Spraying Systems) and they offer a small sprayer that they say can be used in an indoor environment to put down a light even coat of disinfectant. According to people dealing with this problem now, all they have are little squirt bottles and wash cloths. Anyways, I figured there must be others like me, worried about their children becoming infected, looking for an answer.

here is the website I found
http://www.prevent-staph.com

and ESS's website
http://www.maxcharge.com
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TMJWorld
replied on November 7th, 2007
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you can prevent the spread by doing just what you always do--wash your hands and take the precautions that you normaly would. we had 5 cases up here. yeah we all sort of panicked but its all under controll.
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s14unimog
replied on November 7th, 2007
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yeah thats what I had heard but it seems on a larger scale of infection control there is not much of an answer. Also I would think that this company could help by putting there equipment in hospitals and other facilities that run into infection problems.

I really think they might be on to something, maybe its just me
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Rodge
replied on November 7th, 2007
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MRSA exists harmlessly on people's bodies. It becomes dangerous when there is a severe wound- for example, my grandma got it when she fell down the stairs, shattered her hip and had to have surgery. That was a few years ago, and because they didn't have a special MRSA ward, they had to totally isolate her. ...That hospital could have been cleaner.

Anyway, I'm pretty sure your kid will be fine. Sorry if this post is incomprehensible... I'm told I get hilarious when I'm on sleeping pills.
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TMJWorld
replied on November 8th, 2007
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people are making a bigger deal of this than it reallyis
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