User:Mickigwinn/Antimicrobial Keyboard

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Antimicrobial Keyboard is a keyboard that is easy to disinfect. Keyboards have historically been hard to clean. Because of this one fact, many keyboards go uncleaned despite spills, crumbs, and germs that have worked thier way into the one thing we use day in and out. The antimicrobial keyboard has a special water proof lining making it easy to wash by hand or in the dishwasher. The only antimicrobial and washable keyboard is manufactured from SILVER SEAL Antimicrobial plastic and uses SEAL SHIELD waterproof technology (Patent Pending). The antimicrobial keyboard protects users between washings to provide maximum protection from cross contamination infections. Features 24k gold USB connector, laser etched keys, custom drain holes and is dishwasher safe. SEAL FLEX washable flexible silicon keyboard uses SEAL SHIELD waterproof technology (Patent Pending). Features medical grade silicone construction, 24k GOLD USB Connector, UV reinforced keys and is dishwasher safe. Ideal for healthcare staff, multi/public user sites, schools, etc. Medical Grade washable 5-button mouse is manufactured from SILVER SEAL Antimicrobial silicone and uses SEAL SHIELD waterproof technology (Patent Pending). Mouse has left, right and 3 button SEAL SCROLL system and page grabber technology. Features 24K Gold USB Connector, ergonomic feel and is dishwasher safe.

Ideal for healthcare staff, multi/public user sites, schools, food service operations, patio/outdoor locations, auto mechanics, production factories, etc.

“The average keyboard harbors 400 times more bacteria than the average toilet seat.” Dr. Charles Gerba, University of Arizona “All computer keyboards in patient care areas should be routinely disinfected every day.” Dr. William A. Rutala, University of North Carolina

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