Every day, we come in contact with countless surfaces – from door handles to countertops, from office desks to public transportation. Unknown to our eyes, these surfaces often become hotspots for harmful microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. The regular cleaning methods can’t always keep up, leaving us exposed to potential health risks, especially in high-traffic areas. It’s a silent challenge, demanding an innovative solution.

Frequent disinfecting is not only costly but also mainly antibacterial, offering limited defense against viruses and zero protection from indoor air pollutants. Many essential daily-contact surfaces, like furniture and walls, cannot be effectively disinfected, leaving us vulnerable to hazardous microbial contaminants. This issue plays a role in the emergence of sick building syndrome and its related complications. The cycle of frequent disinfection also strains financial budgets and intensifies environmental damage due to excessive waste and chemicals. Such a multifaceted challenge demands a comprehensive, enduring, and environmentally-conscious solution.