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Letter to the Editor

We are pleased to respond to the questions raised by Dr. Herrera regarding our article. Dr. Herrera sites three references to support his statement, "We know of the effectiveness of triple dye in controlling staphylococcal colonization and infection." Our interpretation of these articles is somewhat different than that of Dr. Herrera. The first two references are morbidity and mortality reports commenting on the use of hexachlorophene and nursery staphylococcal disease.1,2 No reference is made in these articles to triple dye.