Applications:Flu Viruses & Bacteria
Bacteria can be bought into our homes by wind, and it is often made up of soil and vegetation, compost, municipal landfills and sewage. It can also be spread by breathing, coughing and sneezing, or with interior building materials and furnishings such as wallboard, wallpaper and flooring. Bacteria grows in areas with standing water or condensation areas and dirty or poorly maintained areas will encourage bacteria to thrive.
Viruses are the airborne organisms that can keep us from our work, with the common cold and flues. The spread of these can be aided by inadequate ventilation in the office or at home, and continue to remain infective in warm recirculating areas of temperature controlled climates.
Influenza, commonly known as the flu, is caused by a highly contagious virus that is spread by coughs and sneezes. There are three types of flu virus – A, B and C. Older people and those with an underlying medical condition are more likely to develop serious complications as a result of the flu.
Since Influenza is a Respritory Disease, it is airborne, and most commonly caught by breathing in particles that the person has sneezed, coughed, or even possibly breathed out
How Mountain Breeze will help you...
If we continue to avoid change in our environment & don’t increasing ventilation, our health may suffer. Thankfully, the Russell Hobbs Mountain Breeze Air Purifier is a great solution to improving the air quality inside your home, with ease.
Among many of the features of Mountain Breeze, you can set the unit to combine air filtration with air sterilisation. It is this unique Puri-Tech feature that is proven to reduce bacteria, viruses, mould spores, odours and VOCs.
The Mountain Breeze Air Purifier uses Photocatalysis to reduce Viruses & Bacteria in the air. This is a combination of Tio2 ( titanium dioxide ) & UV light to create free hydroxyl radicals that break down the DNA of particles, effectively killing them. Turns flu virus, bacteria, VOC’s, odour molecules into harmless traces of H2o and CO2.
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