AIR IS ALIVE AGAIN

ALLERGENS & ODOUR CAUSING MICROBES:

Allergens and odour causing microbes like mold (fungi) especially the airborne types are known to be causes of diseases especially allergies. Mold hides in damp basements, closets, shoe racks, bathrooms, air conditioners, mattresses, furniture with upholstery, garbage containers.

In the open, places with dead or dying foliage, areas rich in moisture and places in shade are rich sources of these allergens. Even if you stay in dry climate, mold will persist in damp corners of the house where leaking plumbing, areas around the sink, wash basin, shower will allow water to be spilled and create a perfect setting for mold to grow uncontrolled. Yeast is another of the family of allergens and is commonly found in the air of bakeries and breweries.

AeroSoul's unique formula, when sprayed carefully like a mist in the air of your homes and especially in damp areas, ensures that the fine particles settle on these allergens thus neutralizing them sufficiently well thereby repairing the air and leaving you spell bound so that your air-is-alive-again.

Odour-causing Microbes:

Bacteria are in the air and on everything you touch. Most of the times we spray air fresheners to mask the odour and not control the odour causing microbes. Odours coming out of pets upholstery wet & sweaty shoes,

The issue of air quality and safety is widespread. An average person is aware of the importance of air quality because it is an issue that everyone discusses on a daily basis – smog reports, environmental protection, and infections in air. The threat of air borne odor causing microbes should be taken very seriously as air is the most efficient route by which these microbes can gain access to a large number of people.

A large number of malodors surround us, and they take many forms and arise from numerous sources. Examples of particularly pungent malodors include the characteristic odor of ammonia; the fishy odors associated with amines; the classic rotten egg smell of hydrogen sulfide; methyl mercaptan emit a rotten cabbage odor.

Maintaining air quality:

Removing the source of an unpleasant odor will decrease the chance that you will smell it. Ventilation is also important to maintaining indoor air quality and can aid in eliminating unpleasant odors. Simple cleaners such as white vinegar and baking soda are effective at removing odors naturally. Natural adsorbents, such as zeolite also help to remove unwanted odors. Some house plants may also aid in the removal of toxins from the air in building interiors.

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