BioSafe Portable BioFoamer

Why use foam instead of spray for applying BioSafe chemistry?

Contact time is the most important variable in disinfection. Spraying SaniDate 5.0 or ZeroTol 2.0 onto a vertical surface allows the solution to drain away in seconds before it can kill pathogens. Foam clings to surfaces, maintaining pathogen-killing contact for minutes. Foam also creates a visual indicator of coverage - you can immediately see which surfaces have been treated and which have been missed, reducing incomplete coverage that leaves pathogen reservoirs behind.

What chemistry can I use with the BioFoamer?

The BioFoamer is PAA-rated and compatible with ZeroTol 2.0, SaniDate 5.0, GreenClean Alkaline Cleaner, and other BioSafe liquid products. Requires Bio-Foamer Foaming Agent added to the diluted solution. When applying pesticides or sanitizers through the foamer, use approximately two-thirds of the standard label rate due to the enhanced contact time that foam provides.

What size BioFoamer do I need?

The right size depends on your facility footprint and workflow. The 2.6-gallon is backpack-portable for small rooms and spot applications. The 5 to 20-gallon range suits individual rooms and rotation programs. The 25 to 50-gallon models are for large commercial facilities treating multiple zones or large structures in a single fill. For a self-contained unit that does not require a separate compressed air source, see the BioFoamer 15-gallon with built-in 120V compressor.

Does the BioFoamer require an external compressed air source?

Most BioFoamer models require a compressed air source (9 CFM at 50 PSI minimum). The exception is the 15-gallon model with built-in 120V compressor, which operates from a standard wall outlet without any external air source.