H1N1 Swine Flu Cleaning

I had a call from a guy in San Francisco about which product is best for disinfecting a school after a student has contracted H1N1. Thats such a good question that I decided to do some research on the subject. Heres the deal... no one knows! The problem is that there is no surrogate for testing whether or not a product will be effective against H1N1. Whats a surrogate? Well... take Anthrax... no one has Anthrax laying around that they can use for testing the efficacy of a product, but there is a surrogate organism that is very similar to Anthrax that can be used for testing. If a product is effective against the surrogate, then it will work on the target organism. Now, with H1N1, there is no surrogate for testing a product. So, what should you use? There is a product that is very effective against influenza a & b, and that is JYMRSA MDF500. This two part mix can be used to wet-wipe surfaces, it can be sprayed using a spray bottle or garden sprayer, or it can be fogged.  Bleach and water may also be effective, but it cannot be used as a fog to penetrate hard to reach places, and the byproducts of bleach may be harmful. JYMRSA is a peroxide based product that breaks down into H₂O and O₂. You dont get any greener than that. The website www.jymrsaclean.com has more information, as well as MSDS sheets and efficacy studies on influenza a & b, bacteria, and mold, etc., that can be downloaded as PDF's.