Furthermore, working at Falmouth Hospital all c-diff rooms are sanitized with bleach. Being professionally skilled in cleaning precaution rooms, first, I wear gloves and a gown prior to entering a contact room. Cleaning with bleach is the way to kill c-diff spores. Also, I clean all areas of the room wiping down vertical surfaces, entire bathroom, entire bed and all other touchable surfaces, specifically cleaning the walls. Using a mop soaked in bleach I wipe the walls down, as if I was painting the walls. In addition, replacing curtains as c-diff spores linger in the air and into the curtain. Doing this type of cleaning is necessary. Granted, as the new patient admitted into the room, a completely sanitized room will stop the spread
