SAP Hygiene Services Pvt. Ltd.

Cockroaches & other common pests such as red and black ants/silverfish/spiders are the most common pests in the homes, restaurants, hotels & offices. They do not discriminate between food and filth. Their small body size helps them to hide in tiny crack and crevice. Their presence is not only annoying but also unhygienic due to their stinking body secretion. They not only contaminate food and utensils but also take active part in the spread of disease causing organisms leading to dysentery, diarrhoea and salmonellosis (food poisoning). the cockroaches are positively linked to human allergens leading toasthma. Cockroaches impart dark stains and unpleasant odors to the surfaces they frequent, giving impression of unhygienic conditions.

Larve of wood-boring insects such as powder Post beetles cause untold damage to furniture and other wooden articles. Infestations are characterized by a yellowish powder or frass, which falls from the tunnels excavated by the larvae and shot holes, from which the adults emerge. Most infestations can be controlled by SAP Hygien's treatment for these pests which involves injecting the infested wood with a special chemical; extreme cases however may require more drastic measures such as replacement to woodwork. SAP Hygiene's specialized service against bedbugs; the service involves the spot treatment of infested areas such as beds, matteresses and furniture and suggestions to customers on hygiene and sanitation, to prevent re-infestation.

Rodents have become one of the most disastrous pests, living on our expense, invading our home eating, eating our home, eating our food, damaging our belonging. They are also responsible for the transmission of dreaded diseases and property damaged by way of gnawing resulting in short circuit and fire hazards. Being a mammal, rats are very intelligent and highly adaptable creatures. Making rodent control a tough and challenging activity.

Mosquitoes apart from causing nuisance to mankind play a major role in the transmission of more human diseases than any other arthropods. They breed in various types of stagnant water habitats ranging from clean water collections to organic polluted waters depending on the species. They also migrate from a distance of 3 km without any aid.

House flies (musca domestica) are called house flies because of their close association with man. Flies carry many pathogens (viruses, bacteria, protozoa, helminth eggs, etc. ) and transmit diseases like cholera, conjunctivitis, diarrhoea, etc. Important breeding sites of these flies are garbage, open sewage drains, compost garden manure, decaying organic matter etc.

Bed bugs are cosmopolitan pests, attacking all, whether hygiene plays a role or not. They are hitch-hikers and very common in public transport, hospitals, theatres, hotels, etc. They move from place to place along with people's clothing and baggage. During the day, Bed bugs hide in tiny cracks and crevices and feed on human blood at night since they are mostly found in beds they are aptly named bed bugs. SAP Hygiene's specialized service against bedbugs; the service involves the spot treatment of infested areas such as beds, matteresses and furniture and suggestions to customers on hygiene and sanitation, to prevent re-infestation. A through insecticide spray is given to all cracks and cevices in furniture bed joints and other fixtures, giving special attention to matters beading and folds. Since bedbug eggs are resistant to insecticide penetration, a second bed bug management treatment is followed up within a fortnight to control new hatchlings.

Soil treatment is used to make toxic soil for the use of agriculture. If soil contains any chemicals or wastes like oil, alkali or some other non-degradable material, we can degrade those toxic material by using microbes. Soil is treated prior to planting by spreading water-insoluble, polyolefin pellets having an average cross sectional dimension in the range of 1/16 in. To 3/16 in. And having an average density in the range of 30 pounds per cubic foot to 37. 5 pounds per cubic foot over the surface of the soil. The amount of particulate material applied ranges from 0. 010 pounds to 0. 035 pounds per square foot of soil surface area, as indicated by type of soil and degree of compaction. The soil is then worked so that the polyolefin particles are distributed uniformly within the soil to a depth in the order to about 6 to 8 inches below the surface. The method promotes seed germination, allows faster plant growth, provides more efficient use of moisture and nutrients, reduces erosion and crustation, and thus improves crop yields.