Hi,
Due to the COVID19 pandemic I see more and more products using UV lighting for sterilization purposes. Killing many nasty perks.
Next text has been taken from the description of one of them;
*Used for more than 1 hour, it can effectively kill 99.99% of E. coli, Proteus, Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus aureus and Bacillus subtilis.
*Kill dust mites: make beds, sofas, blankets, pillows, and towels no longer make the skin itchy and red.
*Kill bacteria, bacteria: kill mold, fungus, E. coli, etc.
*Remove odors: Remove unbearable odors from trash cans, toilets, kitchens, refrigerators, closets, shoe cabinets, warehouses, etc.
*Green and high efficiency, pure physical sterilization method, no secondary pollution.
*Powerful germicidal lamp, widely used in homes, hospitals, shops, schools, restaurants ...
Would it be useful, at least it won't harm, to keep one in our smokers? In our tools cabin? Above our handwashing station?
Would be a nice for a new mythbusters test!
At the low prices I am seriously thinking to get some. At least it will improve the optical safety aspect(or illusion?) of my customers.
Yeah, I know our meat will look terrible as the ideal light colour for food presentation is around 2800-3000K.
But It would be simple enough to drop a UV worklight overnight in a smoker. And add some in my work space/storage and truck bed.
Anyone?
Due to the COVID19 pandemic I see more and more products using UV lighting for sterilization purposes. Killing many nasty perks.
Next text has been taken from the description of one of them;
*Used for more than 1 hour, it can effectively kill 99.99% of E. coli, Proteus, Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus aureus and Bacillus subtilis.
*Kill dust mites: make beds, sofas, blankets, pillows, and towels no longer make the skin itchy and red.
*Kill bacteria, bacteria: kill mold, fungus, E. coli, etc.
*Remove odors: Remove unbearable odors from trash cans, toilets, kitchens, refrigerators, closets, shoe cabinets, warehouses, etc.
*Green and high efficiency, pure physical sterilization method, no secondary pollution.
*Powerful germicidal lamp, widely used in homes, hospitals, shops, schools, restaurants ...
Would it be useful, at least it won't harm, to keep one in our smokers? In our tools cabin? Above our handwashing station?
Would be a nice for a new mythbusters test!
At the low prices I am seriously thinking to get some. At least it will improve the optical safety aspect(or illusion?) of my customers.
Yeah, I know our meat will look terrible as the ideal light colour for food presentation is around 2800-3000K.
But It would be simple enough to drop a UV worklight overnight in a smoker. And add some in my work space/storage and truck bed.
Anyone?
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