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Pollution in various facets of our life has made healthy living and healthy cleaning more challenging. Invisible germs, viruses and bacteria are omnipresent and as reported by the the Environmental Protection Agency, air in homes can be as much as 100 times more polluted than outdoor air. During the winter months, many people spend as much as 90% of their time indoors.

Kitchen utensils, phone receivers, cell phones, computer keyboards, furniture, bedding are just a few of the surfaces that harbor invisible germs.

Chemical-free, odorless UV-C light sanitizes viruses, bacteria, mold and dust mites by penetrating the membranes and dismantling their reproductive capabilities.

Facts about home sanitizing:

• Household cleaning products may contain 90% inactive or inert ingredients and include solvents, dispersal agents, dyes and fragrances that contribute to air and water pollution.
• UV-C light used in the proper delivery system is both a safe and environmentally correct method to remove germs from household surfaces.
• Light disinfection of surfaces has been used in hospitals, food processing facilities, water treatment and HVAC systems for over 30 years.

UV-C’s natural disinfectant properties have the added benefit of being chemical free, and odorless

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The following documents further outline the testing and effectiveness of UV-C light:

Evaluation of Antiviral H1N1 Activity of UV Light Wand
Review Lab Test Results of the Verilux CleanWave UV-C Sanitizing Wand (VH01).

UV-C Test Data and Efficacy
Review Independent Test Results of the Verilux chemical free sanitizing technology.

UV-C FAQ's from Verilux
Review the Facts and Frequently Asked Questions about UV-C light.

Verilux UV-C CleanWave Products
CleanWave UV-C Kill Rate Table

UV-C Products - House Hold Germs
A Germ Zapper's Guide to Clean: Washington Post July 24th, 2008

Allergy Prevention Begins at Home
Texas A&M University System Agricultural Communications August 29, 2007

Ultraviolet C Exposure to American House Dust Mite Eggs
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology February, 2006

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