Evaluation of the antimicrobial effectiveness of ozonated water for handwashing in the presence of organic material contamination using the ASTM E2946-13 standard test method
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Ozonated water is a possible handwashing alternative to antimicrobial soap and water. In a previous report, 4 ppm of ozonated water removed artificially contaminated bacteria from the hands of healthy volunteers as effectively as antimicrobial or non-antimicrobial soap and water. Currently, there is …
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| Authors | Nakamura K;Hara Y;Harada R;Tanno D;Kashiwazaki J;Kobari S;Kitabatake M;Yui S;Ohashi K;Hidaka T;Arai K;Kanemitsu K;; |
| Journal | Journal of food protection |
| Year | 2021 |
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