Influenza A and Schools

I have a question for you, please. The schools and community are all in an uproar about Influenza A (nicknamed swine flu), however they will not take advantage of an EPA Registered product, offered to the school systems at no cost to them.

Why is this? Could it be that the seriousness of this situation has not really hit home and they are just talking to get attention? Would they rather see their name in the news refusing a free product that kills Influenza A, MRSA, Staph, HIV or see reports showing the positive steps they are taking to care for the students and teachers?

I have contacted superintendent after superintendent and no one will listen.

We have "The Only *GREEN* EPA Registered disinfectant that is safe to use around children and animals". The doctors and all decision makers are leaving their safety in the hands of bleach and hand sanitizers.

How many have actually researched bleach? Bleach works only about as long as it takes for it to dry! Not to mention how hazardous it is to our body and environment!

The schools can get the EPA Registered product for free...it is not like they have to find money in the budget to purchase....even if they did...it would be much more cost effective than bringing in the little men in the hazmat suits!

The schools only need to say they want to accept the product, then send a letter home to all the parents. All purchases from the parents will help kill the virus and bacteria at home then profit from their purchase goes to the school of their choice to earn free product for the school.

No collecting money or delivering product. All orders are delivered directly to the parent's home.

I feel much better knowing that the desk, door or toy that my grandchildren touch, is safe for 24 hours instead of 10 minutes. (We have a product that will work, forever, on ALL surfaces and fabrics, that the EPA says will be ready for the public in 60 to 90 day.) But for now, to know that spraying and wiping the surfaces will provide continuous protection should be a very important topic of conversation and plan of action!

Budgets are so tight, I would think precaution would be much better than the hundreds of dollars lost to doctor visits and time lost from work.

Is there a way we can make a safety announcement to the public?

Each and every business can take care of themselves and their customers with this product and the purchase they make can designate aid to the school of their choice.