DDD

Disinfection, disinsectization, and deratization (known collectively as “DDD”) refer to the processes of eliminating harmful pathogens, insects, and rodents from a given environment. This is important for maintaining a healthy and hygienic environment, as well as for preventing the spread of disease. Disinfection involves the use of chemicals or other agents to kill viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens on surfaces and in the air. Disinsectization involves the elimination of insects, such as mosquitoes and flies, while deratization involves the elimination of rodents, such as rats and mice. All three processes are crucial for ensuring a clean, safe, and healthy living or working environment.