So,... say a company is getting VERY active with precautions for H1N1...
And they supply spray bottles of germicidal cleansers such as Dynakil all over the production floor and make it a requirement to wash down benches every day.  Also hand sanitizer dispensers are everywhere (mentioning this due to the recent threads on this forum).
Should I be concerned about this?  
Mfg environment is no-clean solder, with spot cleaning done mainly for things like additions of flux during hand-soldering operations.
Electronics built to class 2 IPC, no conformal coating.  Nothing for military, automotive or aerospace use.  Primarily network infrastructure products, so usually installed in controlled environments.  Some externally mounted devices are produced.
Instructions are to remove everything from bench, and to spray the cleanser on the cloth and wipe down bench, keyboards, etc, with the cloth.  Theoretically products should not be in the path of spray, but there could be secondary transfer from surfaces and hands.
Your feedback is much appreciated.


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