hygienization
- noun
- /haɪˌdʒiːnɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Proper hygienization of public restrooms is crucial for maintaining a safe and sanitary environment for all users.
- hygienization requirements
Examples
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The facility has routinely met the Norwegian hygienization requirements for pathogen reduction.
Academic text (1998) -
The majority (66 percent) of the biosolids in Norway are land applied after meeting hygienization standards.
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Norway has no "Class B" type management options for hygienization.
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This includes both the requirements for hygienization and for heavy metal contamination.
Academic text (1998) -
The hygienization requirements are essentially the same as the Class A requirements in the U.S. EPA's Part 503 regulations.
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Given the challenges of wintertime composting, however, many of the open windrow operations have struggled to meet hygienization goals, resulting in a strong trend toward in-vessel systems.
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Hygienization is essential in hospitals to ensure that all surgical equipment is clean and free from harmful microorganisms.
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The hygienization of food preparation areas helps prevent foodborne illnesses and promotes public health.
Synonyms
396
1.0
The act of removing dirt and dust from a place or object
128
1.0
The act of cleaning something with water and soap
119
1.5
The activity of making a place or thing clean
67
2.8
Keeping places clean and removing waste to prevent disease
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1.0
Work that removes dirt and rubbish from a place
18
6.5
A process that removes harmful substances such as chemicals and germs from people, places or things
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4.6
Making something clean by removing unwanted or harmful substances
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3.5
Helping to clean or kill harmful germs
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4.5
To make objects like tools completely free of germs using heat or chemicals
3
7.4
Using smoke or gas to kill pests and germs in a building
3
4.6
Heating food or drink to kill harmful bacteria without changing it much
2
4.1
Cleaning something with chemicals to kill harmful germs
2
4.2
Removes harmful or unwanted substances to make something clean
1
2.6
Washing your hands with soap and water to remove dirt and germs
1
3.9
The act of making surfaces or objects clean and free of germs
The process of removing harmful substances to make food or water safe
How Sanitary
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hygienization comes from hygiene, a word from Greek that means 'healthy', and the ending -ization means 'the process of'. So hygienization is the process of making something clean and safe for health.