It's Clean Biobased Instant Hand Sanitizer used by the Illinois Department of Public Health

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 12, 2009 --

A community forum for members of the faith-based community to discuss the impact of the H1N1 Virus (swine flu) in Illinois was held at JLM Abundant Life Center located at 2622 W. Jackson, Chicago, Illinois, 60612 on Monday May 11, 2009. The event was hosted by Reverend Johnny Miller, Pastor of Mount Vernon Missionary Baptist Church. Dr. Damon Arnold, Director of the Illinois Department of Public Health, was the guest speaker. Dr. Arnold spoke to the ministers about the importance of awareness and hand washing. He mentioned alcohol hand sanitizers should be used when soap and water is not available. In addition to literature that was available to the guest, It's Clean Biobased Instant Hand Sanitizer was also available.
It's Clean Biobased Instant Hand Sanitizer is manufactured by It's Clean USA. It's Clean USA is a minority owned infection control company located in Chicago, Illinois. It's Clean USA directs their resources into designing, marketing, and distributing high quality, biobased infection prevention products.

It's Clean USA has provided the Illinois Department of Public Health biobased hand sanitizers since 2008. It's Clean USA partial list of customers include the following: Chicago Public Schools, the Illinois Department of Human Services (Tinley Park Mental Health Center, Madden Mental Health, and Read Mental Mental Health Center), O'Hare Airport Transit Systems, and selected Walgreens.

It's Clean USA has launched the It's Clean Instant Tableware Cleaner. This is the first product of its kind which is a pre-treated natural, ingestible formula that effectively controls the spread of harmful germs on tableware. The It's Clean Instant Tableware Cleaner is individually packaged for the consumer. The consumer will now have the ability wipe their tableware before dining. It's Clean USA has done extensive research and has uncovered germs on presumably clean tableware. Hand sanitizers are effective but if the tableware has been handled by someone who has not attended to proper hand hygiene, those germs may cause illness.

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