🧼 Dry Misting / Fog Spraying for Childcare Centres

Eco-Mist Biotechnics® System | Safe, Powerful, sanitising method

AU$50.00

The Eco-Mist Biotechnics® Dry Misting system works by releasing a microscopic dry mist that sanitises both air and surfaces, eradicating up to 99.9999% of harmful microorganisms — safely and without residue.

  • Total coverage: Unlike manual cleaning, dry misting sanitises both the air and every exposed surface in the room. It’s especially effective in high-risk zones like sleep rooms, nappy change areas, and shared play spaces.

  • Clinically proven kill rate: The InfectionGard® solution achieves a log 6 kill rate — meaning it eliminates 99.9999% of bacteria, viruses, spores, moulds, and yeasts, including gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria and coronaviruses

  • Safe for children and electronics: The mist is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and residue-free, making it safe for use around children, educators, animals, plants, and sensitive electronic equipment

  • Fast and efficient: A typical treatment takes just minutes, and rooms are ready to use immediately after application. There’s no need for rinsing or wiping down surfaces post-treatment.

  • Microscopic mist delivery: The system disperses a fine, dry mist of InfectionGard® biocide into the air. This mist is made up of microscopic particles that remain airborne long enough to reach all surfaces — including soft furnishings, toys, and hard-to-access areas like behind furniture or inside cupboards

  • This system is widely used in UK childcare centres and healthcare settings, but is still emerging in Australian early learning environments — making it a forward-thinking choice for centres committed to reducing illness and improving compliance under Area 2 of the NQF.

Frequency for Childcare Settings

To support compliance under Area 2 of the NQF, best practice recommends:

  • Monthly dry misting of:

    • Soft furnishings (e.g. cushions, curtains)

      Upholstery (e.g. reading chairs, sleep mats)

    • Soft toys (e.g. plush animals, dolls)

  • Immediate misting as part of your illness response protocol — especially after confirmed cases of gastro, flu, or other contagious illnesses.

  • Dry misting is a cost-effective alternative to conventional sanitising — especially for soft surfaces and high-risk areas. While wiping down surfaces remains compulsory under both methods to meet compliance, dry misting reduces the time, labour, and disruption involved in reaching airborne pathogens and hard-to-clean areas. It complements manual cleaning by delivering broad-spectrum sanitisation in minutes, making it ideal for monthly soft surface treatment and illness response protocols.

The Eco-Mist Biotechnics® Dry Misting system works by releasing a microscopic dry mist that sanitises both air and surfaces, eradicating up to 99.9999% of harmful microorganisms — safely and without residue.


🧪 How the Dry Misting System Works

  • Microscopic mist delivery: The system disperses a fine, dry mist of InfectionGard® biocide into the air. This mist is made up of microscopic particles that remain airborne long enough to reach all surfaces — including soft furnishings, toys, and hard-to-access areas like behind furniture or inside cupboards Eco Mist Biotechnics.

  • Total coverage: Unlike manual cleaning, dry misting sanitises both the air and every exposed surface in the room. It’s especially effective in high-risk zones like sleep rooms, nappy change areas, and shared play spaces.

  • Clinically proven kill rate: The InfectionGard® solution achieves a log 6 kill rate — meaning it eliminates 99.9999% of bacteria, viruses, spores, moulds, and yeasts, including gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria and coronaviruses Eco Mist Biotechnics.

  • Safe for children and electronics: The mist is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and residue-free, making it safe for use around children, educators, animals, plants, and sensitive electronic equipment Eco Mist Biotechnics.

  • Fast and efficient: A typical treatment takes just minutes, and rooms are ready to use immediately after application. There’s no need for rinsing or wiping down surfaces post-treatment.


This system is widely used in UK childcare centres and healthcare settings, but is still emerging in Australian early learning environments — making it a forward-thinking choice for centres committed to reducing illness and improving compliance under Area 2 of the NQF.


🧼 Recommended Frequency for Childcare Settings


✅ Advantages Over Traditional Manual Cleaning

Dry Misting (Eco-Mist System)

Traditional Manual Sanitising

Reaches airborne pathogens and all exposed surfaces

Limited to surfaces touched by cloth

No wiping or rinsing required

Labour-intensive and time-consuming

Safe for children, pets, plants, and electronics

Risk of chemical residue or damage

Log 6 kill rate (99.9999% efficacy)

Variable effectiveness depending on method

Fast turnaround — rooms ready in minutes

Requires drying time and staff downtime

Cost-effective — less labour, less disruption

Higher labour costs and time investment


Dry misting is widely used in UK childcare centres and healthcare settings, but still emerging in Australian early learning. By adopting this method, your centre stays ahead of the curve — protecting children, supporting educators, and meeting compliance with confidence.

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No dry misting is very budget friendly.

Why Dry Misting Is a Smarter, More Affordable Sanitising Option

Dry misting is a cost-effective alternative to conventional manual sanitising — especially for soft surfaces and high-risk areas in early learning environments. Unlike labour-intensive wipe-down methods, dry misting uses a fine, airborne mist to sanitise both air and surfaces in one efficient step, reducing time, labour, and disruption.

 Dry Misting Service — Flexible Options & Affordable Rates

Dry misting can be booked as a standalone service for specific surfaces or rooms.

  • Average price per room: $60

  • Minimum charge: $200 (applies to one-off bookings)

Centres save more when dry misting is included in a fixed-price cleaning package. In this case, the service is billed at a per-hour rate, significantly lowering the overall cost — and the minimum charge does not apply.

This flexible pricing makes dry misting an affordable way to enhance your illness response protocol and meet compliance under Area 2 of the NQF.