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I just use standard 99p pine disinfectant from the supermarket, diluted in a small spray bottle, it kills 99% of known bacteria.

Most of the sites I work have high numbers of public, foot traffic/dog walkers etc, so a small team of cutters doing bio security measures is pretty pointless, but we have to be seen to be doing our bit.

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Had to travel across some council ground about 3 years ago and had to get permission and it was granted with conditions, all vehicles tyres had to be disinfected when arriving and departing. 

Nothing about footwear or tools. 

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