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2025review
Probiotic-Based Cleaning Solutions: From Research Hypothesis to Infection Control Applications
A notable body of evidence suggests the consideration of probiotic-based cleaning solutions in infection control applications within modern healthcare settings.
2016research article
Impact of a Probiotic-Based Cleaning Intervention on the Microbiota Ecosystem of the Hospital Surfaces: Focus on the Resistome Remodulation.
Study the impact of the Bacillus-based cleanser on the drug-resistance
features of the healthcare pathogens population. In parallel, the ability of cleanser-derived
Bacilli to infect hospitalised patients was also investigated.
2023article
Bacillus‐based probiotic cleansers reduce the formation of dry biofilms on common hospital surfaces.
Dry biofilms on hard hospital surfaces pose a healthcare-associated infection risk, and probiotic cleansers using safe Bacillus organisms are a possible way to reduce them, though how well they work and why is poorly understood.
2020Article
Disinfectant, Soap or Probiotic Cleaning? Surface Microbiome Diversity and Biofilm Competitive Exclusion
This eight-month hospital-surface trial compared disinfectant, plain soap, a probiotic (Bacillus spore) cleaner, and water on the resident microbiome of linoleum, ceramic, and stainless steel.
2025article
Probiotic cleaning products: A sustainable and safer approach to environmental cleanliness
This review explores probiotic-based cleaning products as sustainable, eco-friendly alternatives to traditional chemical disinfectants, focusing on their mechanisms, benefits, challenges, and application potential.
2022article
Comparative analysis of surface sanitization protocols on the bacterial community structures in the hospital environmentch title
This study assesses how different hospital surface cleaning methods impact microbial community structures and resistance genes in clinical environments.
2023article
Environmental cleaning to prevent hospital-acquired infections on non-intensive care units
This study evaluates the effectiveness of soap-based, disinfectant, and probiotic cleaning strategies in preventing hospital-acquired infections on non-ICU wards.
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