Jakarta, Kongkrit.com – Caring and Sharing is what PT. HOCL Indonesia partners as a form of concern seeing the condition of the people who are still haunted by the outbreak of the Corona virus in this country.
Through the Public Relations Division of PT.HOCL, Mr. Patrick Chandra was pleased to hand over the aid of disinfectant production equipment to Cengkareng Hospital on Tuesday (6/10/2020).
Direct assistance was received by the service division of Cengkareng Hospital, dr. Asih Permatasari.
In his explanation to the media crew (10/10/2020), Patrick said, the very easy manufacturing process really helps people in needing disinfectants that are fast, cheap and easy to obtain.
Only with salt and tap water, we wait for the process for a few minutes so the disinfectant is ready to use.
Truly a very useful tool with sufficient results to speed up the procurement of disinfectants.
We are very lucky to get five disinfectants from Korea for free, aka free from the direct distributor, PT HOCL, “said Asih.
It is planned that this tool will be used once there are ODP, PDP, and even suspects who seek treatment or undergo treatment at Kembangan Hospital. After they are not treated, the bed and treatment room will immediately be disinfected using this tool.
Portable and simple, the size of a teapot, so this tool is easy to carry.
In its implementation, it only needs 280 ml of tap water and then mix it with 0.3 grams of salt.
From there, after pressing the automatic button, the process of changing salted tap water to hyplchloric acid.
To test the acid content, disinfectant water is then sprayed onto a paper, the longer the color gets purple, indicating the hyplachloric acid content is present, the purple the color the higher the acid, the viruses and bacteria will die quickly. Meanwhile, when it is done in tap water, it is tested. The sample paper never changes color. In other words there is no acid content.
Cengkareng Hospital service division, dr. Asih Permatasari said they were grateful to be able to get this sophisticated Korean tool, because it could reduce the cost of spending on basic materials for making disinfectants and were alcohol-free so that it was safe for anyone, especially babies. (har)
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