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What does copper have to do with the flu?
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October 7, 2009 3:01 PM by Tony
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Stainless steel has always been the metal of choice in hospital and food service applications. However, recent tests have shown that copper and its alloys (i.e., bronze and brass) have natural antimicrobial and self-decontaminating properties and may make them better suited for use on touch surfaces that are potential reservoirs of infection. Studies have shown that copper, brass and bronze can quickly and efficiently eradicate several different pathogens -- including E. coli and MRSA -- which are the source of many hospital acquired infections.
To view more information on this ongoing study, check out the Copper Development Association's website.
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| 6 vs. 24 hours on stainless steel |
1 vs. 6 hours on copper |
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