It is a spray, which looks like a bottle of deodorant, and yet eliminates all traces of viruses or bacteria in your office or meeting room. They are made at l’usine McBride Aerosols, located in the industrial area of Dioulan, next to the city center of Rosporden in southern Finistère. McBride has been there for more than forty years. In this large building with a gray facade, where nearly 150 employees work, the QR Code bottles are assembled. Marc Marot, the general manager of the company, specifies: “We have both surface disinfection products, with a _dry diffusion_, which allows a product to be diffused without wetting. This avoids using a tissue or cloth to wipe. The only garbage you have is the recyclable aluminum casing. “
– Océane Théard
A disinfectant that “works by itself”
This spray is also a quick way to disinfect an enclosed space. And this, thanks to an aerosol format, the “one-shot”, a small spray that can be used at once, as explained by Olivier Bridaux, commercial director of McBride. “When you want to disinfect a room, you can forget a corner, while with the aerosol, the big advantage is that it will work on its own. It vaporizes, it creates a cloud, it will disinfect the air, and the whole room. “ For now, this 2.0 disinfectant is reserved for professionals. McBride has already produced more than five million hand sanitizer aerosols, more than three million for surfaces. The Finistère company is ready to produce twice as much by the end of the year.
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