This World Children’s Day gives us the opportunity to celebrate a crucial innovation that has become widespread in recent years. Originally introduced at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, it has since been successfully implemented in numerous healthcare facilities and nurseries. Toys and frequently touched surfaces are treated prophylactically to reduce the spread of disease-causing bacteria.
The innovation we are talking about is Nanopool’s liquid glass coating. This coating turns toys and contact surfaces into invisible fortresses against bacteria and infections. This technology has significantly raised the standard of hygiene in children’s environments and stands for the protection of our children, the future of our world.
Pauline Bradshaw, Head of Infection Prevention at Alder Hey Hospital, has emphasised the importance of hygiene for toys and contact surfaces. She even compares it to the cleanliness of medical equipment. Through its collaboration with Nanopool, the hospital was able to revolutionise the disinfection of toys and other surfaces.
Nanopool, a leading family-owned company, has been setting new standards in the industry since its foundation. The patented liquid glass coating not only provides an effective disinfection method but also makes cleaning toys and contact surfaces considerably easier. This means less time and effort for cleaning staff and more time for looking after and caring for the children.
Our special thanks today go to Alder Hey Hospital for the trust they placed in us at the start of our collaboration and for their pioneering role in the field of hygiene. The efforts of both sides have the potential to change the lives of many children for the better.
Let us celebrate children’s health today and together create a safer and healthier environment for our children. Not only on World Children’s Day, but on every day of the year, the well-being of our children is at the heart of our efforts.