Do this to your face mask kills 99.9% of all germs
You want to disinfect your mask as they do in hospitals? It's easier than you think.
Wear a face mask is one of the best ways to stop the propagation of coronavirus, according to hundreds ofMedical and public health reports who emerged in recent weeks. But keep yourdisinfected mask turned out to be a challenge - so far. You have probably assumed that hospitals and laboratories have more advanced technology that allows them to sterilize anything and everything you could never at home. But there are new sanitation devices that change. NewUV Light Products are available for the use of the house,Using Ultraviolet-C Light (UV-C) to DisinfectRegular household items such as phones, keys, wallets and, yes, even face masks.
Hospitals have long used far awayUV-C Léger-Whi-specific ultraviolette light which is germicidal-to kill airborne germs, focus on thefarBecause there is an important distinction in UV-C light types. Near UV-C light, also known as "GERMICIDE ULTRAVIOLET", can be a risk to health for skin and eyes. On the other hand, UV-C light from afar was noted to effectively kill pathogens without harming human cells or tissues. Recent research in particular have shown that distant UV-C light can be effective and secureInactivated human coronavirus in the air. Now this technology can be used at home.
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To takeThe purple cleaning kit, for example. It's a light UV-C bag that you can simply place your household items to disinfect. The light surrounds the objects and kills all the germs and pathogens inside. Although UV-C light has not yet been confirmed to work against Covid-19 precisely, it has this potential. Although the product uses near the UV-C light, the user is not exposed to light, which prevents him from causing damage because he kills germs on your sealing household items inside.
In an interview withForbes, Purple cleaning kit inventorPhuong mai where the efficiency of the sanitation apparatus, noting that the bag "Kills efficiently 99.99% of common bacteria, including E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Candida albicans, using UV-C Light. "According to the company's website, the kit is designed to protect yourself from" germs and bacteria that live on everyday objects ",kill or inactivate microorganisms By destroying nucleic acids and disturbing their DNA and RNA.
Although it is only available for pre-order, you can see an image of the new product via Instagram below:
And to keep your mask clean, check5 ways to clean your fake face mask.
