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The Fast and Effective Way to Kill
Organisms That Cause HAIs
Introducing KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
MRSA
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
C. difficile
VRE
HAIs: A Global Crisis
Healthcare Acquired Infections (HAIs) are a global problem of crisis proportions.
This is an issue of critical importance for every healthcare facility, employee and patient.
What’s Known?
What‘s Key?
• At any given time, over 1.4 million people
worldwide are suffering from infections
acquired in a hospital.1
• Removing or killing the
microbes on surfaces,
thereby breaking the chain
of transmission, is key to
eliminating environmental
surfaces as a contributing
factor in the spread of HAIs.9
• In 2002, HAIs resulted in almost 100,000
deaths in the U.S.2
• It has been estimated that HAIs cost more
than $40 million US dollars in Thailand every
year and up to $5 billion annually in the U.S.3
• One of the most credible studies of HAIs
(SENIC Study, 1985) concluded that up to
32% of HAIs are preventable.4
A. baumannii
Tuberculosis
What‘s Needed?
• A better way to clean and
disinfect that will help break
the chain of transmission.
• One third of the world’s population is infected
with the microbes that cause tuberculosis.5
• Dangerous organisms such as MRSA,
Acinetobacter spp., and Clostridium difficile
can survive on environmental surfaces for
up to 5 months.6
• One recent study found that 59% of
environmental surfaces were contaminated
with MRSA in affected patients’ rooms.7
• A rigorous environmental cleaning
intervention can reduce the transmission
of MRSA and other multidrug-resistant
organisms in hospital intensive care units.8
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What’s New?
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
kills the main organisms that cause HAIs,
thereby helping to protect your
patients and staff.
KIMBERLY-CLARK PROFESSIONAL* www.kimtech.com/germicidalwipe
Distinctive
fragrance lets you
know it’s working
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
One of the Fastest, Most Effective Surface
Disinfectants in the World.
When compared with bleach, quaternary amines
and alcohol, KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal
Wipe:
• Rapidly kills the broadest spectrum of HAIcausing organisms, including C. difficile spores.
• Works in 30 seconds to 5 minutes.
• Is sporicidal.
• Kills major forms of microbes, including the spore
form of C. difficile, drug-resistant bacteria (MRSA
and VRE), tuberculosis, viruses and fungi, helping
to protect your patients and staff.
30 sec.
1 min.
5 min.
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe kills these
organisms at the following contact times:
Spores
Viruses
Mycobacteria
Bacillus subtilis
Norovirus
Mycobacterium terrae
Clostridium sporogenes
Poliovirus
Clostridium difficile
Rhinovirus
Fungi
Aspergillus niger
Trichophyton mentagrophytes
Bacteria/Yeast
Viruses
Acinetobacter baumannii
Adenovirus Type 2
Candida albicans
Avian Influenza H5N1
Escherichia coli 0157:H7
Coronavirus (SARS)
Escherichia coli ESBL
Hepatitis B (HBV)
Enterococcus faecalis VRE
Hepatitis C (HCV)
Klebsiella pneumoniae
Herpes Simplex, Type 2
Legionella pneumophila
HIV-1 (AIDS Virus)
Listeria monocytogenes
Influenza A
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Rotavirus
Staphylococcus aureus Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Staphylococcus aureus HA-MRSA
Staphylococcus aureus CA-MRSA (USA 400)
Staphylococcus aureus VRSA
Salmonella enterica
Serratia marcescens
Shigella sonnei
Streptococcus pneumoniae PRSP
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal
Wipe is effective against
organisms responsible for
leading HAIs .
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KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
The Chemistry to Kill. The Power to Protect.
2.1
1.78
1.5
1.0
1.4
1.4
Chlorine
1.81
NaOCl (Bleach)
2.0
Chlorine Dioxide
Hydrogen Peroxide
0.0
Peracetic Acid
• Both hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid
also form hydroxyl radicals – which are even
more effective at killing pathogens!
3.0
Ozone
• Oxidation potential equals killing power.
3.0
Hydroxyl Radical
• Both hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid
are stronger oxidizers than chlorine-based
chemistries.
Oxidation Potential = Killing Power
Oxidation Potential (eV)
Why It Works.
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe works
better than leading competitors. The dilute
hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid
chemistry contained in the wipe is inherently
more powerful than bleach, quaternary
amines, and alcohol.
The KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
features a unique patent-pending† basesheet
treatment that keeps the active ingredients
effective over time, so that they can rapidly
kill major organisms that cause HAIs.
How It Works.
Peracetic acid breaks into the outer membrane
or coat of the target spore, bacteria, or virus.
Then hydrogen peroxide oxidizes and
destroys the internal components.
Together, the active ingredients kill
the pathogen.
1. Peracetic Acid cracks
open the pathogen coat.
2. Hydrogen Peroxide
damages DNA, proteins,
organelles, and more.
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KIMBERLY-CLARK PROFESSIONAL* www.kimtech.com/germicidalwipe
Provides Precise and Effective Disinfection
The pre-moistened KIMTECH* One-Step
Germicidal Wipe offers several advantages
over traditional spray or bucket systems.
• Ready-to-Use
- No room for dilution error
- No reaction between chemistry
and cleaning substrate
- No risk of spills
- No need for a separate detergent
• Enhanced application control
- Wipe applies thin film of disinfectant
to surface
• Textured Wipe
- Generates friction for optimal cleaning
• Less cross-contamination
between rooms and surfaces
- Single-use wipes are discarded
Safer and Faster than Bleach
• Safe for the patient environment
- Decomposes into water,
oxygen, and vinegar
• Non-corrosive
- Does not damage
most surfaces
• Fast-acting
- Contact times up to
twice as fast as bleach
• Does not generate aerosols
- Reduces inhalation risks
- Lower impact on electronic devices
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KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
Designed by Infection Control Professionals
For Infection Control Professionals
A Canister Created For Convenience.
The patent-pending† KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
canister is ergonomically designed to be easy to pick up,
hold and use. And, it complements any hospital’s decor.
Easy grip lid
Lid locks with a quarter-turn twist
Large product capacity
Engineered to keep wipes wet
One-at-a-time dispensing
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KIMBERLY-CLARK PROFESSIONAL* www.kimtech.com/germicidalwipe
A Partnership for Protection
Protecting your patients, your staff, your reputation and your
revenue is a complex task. At Kimberly-Clark Professional*,
we stand ready to partner with you in your fight against HAIs.
•K
IMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe is designed
to kill major organisms that cause HAIs,
helping to protect your patients and staff.
• Use KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe with
other Kimberly-Clark products to provide a
comprehensive and coordinated approach to
surface disinfection and hand-hygiene programs.
For more information and/or a free sample of KIMTECH*
One-Step Germicidal Wipe, contact your Kimberly-Clark
Representative or visit www.kimtech.com/germicidalwipe.
Visit www.HAIwatch.com for more
information on HAIs and what can
be done to prevent them.
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Description
Code No.
Colour
Case Contents
Sheet Size (wxl) /refill size
78148
White
8
20cm x 30cm
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
Kimtech* One-Step Germicidal Wipe
x 60
Cleaning Procedures and Safety Guidelines
To Clean and Disinfect
Environmental Surfaces:
For general-purpose disinfection
of non-porous, non-food contact
surfaces. Not intended to be used
on therapeutic or medical devices.
• Protective eyewear and gloves
should be worn.
• Remove heavy soil, blood, or
body fluid (if present).
• Begin with the cleanest area
of the target surface, and work
toward the dirtiest area. Use the
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal
Wipe to clean and disinfect by
thoroughly wiping area to be
disinfected.
• Treated area must remain visibly
wet for the minimum period of time
assigned to each specified group
of target organisms (see product
label).
• Discard used wipe when it no
longer sufficiently wets the
surface; do not reuse or rewet.
• Let surface air dry – no rinsing
required.
Safety Guidelines
• Protective eyewear should be
worn; liquid contained within the
KIMTECH* One-Step Germicidal
Wipe is an eye irritant.
• Use of gloves is recommended.
If skin comes in contact with
the wipe, no adverse or allergic
reaction should occur.
• The KIMTECH* One-Step
Germicidal Wipe should not
produce acute systemic toxicity
if inhaled or ingested, although
it may irritate the respiratory
or GI tract.
• Consult product label or MSDS
for complete safety and first
aid information. Seek medical
attention if irritation of the eyes,
skin, or respiratory tract develops
or persists.
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and consistency of our products allows us to offer a money-back or replacement of
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Geneva: World Health Organization, 2005.
2. Public Health Focus: surveillance, prevention and control of nosocomial infections. MMWR Morb Mort
Rep 41:738-787, Oct. 23, 1992.
3. Guidelines on Prevention and Control of Hospital Acquired Infections, World Health Organization 2002.
4. Haley RW, Culver DH, White JW, Morgan WM, Emori TG, Munn VP. Hooton TM. The efficacy of infection
surveillance and control programs in preventing nosocomial infections in US hospitals. American Journal
of Epidemiology 1985.
5. World Health Organization. 2008 Tuberculosis Factsheet.
6. Kramer A. BMC ID 2006; McFarland L, et al. American Journal of Infection Control 2007.
7. Otter, JA, Havill NL, Adams NMT, Boyce, JM. Extensive environmental contamination associated with
patients with Staphylococcus aureus colonization. Presented at SHEA annual meeting, 2006.
8. Study released by SHEA March 2009 and funded by CDC Prevention Epicenters program with grant from
the National Institutes of Health
9. JD Siegel, E Rhinehart, M Jackson, L Chiarello for the Health Care Infection Control Practices Advisory
Committee. “2007 guidelines for isolation precautions: Preventing transmission of infectious agents in
health care settings.” American Journal of Infection Control. (2007) Volume 35, Number 10, pages
S65 – S164.
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