This stuff is called VitalOxide (or is something similar). The company my dad works for is a distributor of it.
Quoted from the website: "Vital Oxide is an EPA-registered hospital disinfectant cleaner, mold killer, and odor eliminator. Its formula contains a unique form of stabilized chlorine dioxide that is very effective at killing bacteria, viruses, and mold yet non-corrosive to treated articles and gentle enough to handle without causing skin irritation. It is ready to use with no mixing required—just spray, wipe, or fog right from the bottle."
While his company doesn't make this stuff, they are an authorized distributor, and also manufacture some of the machines used to disperse it. The machines give the chemical particles a static charge as they are forced out of the nozzle, thus causing the particles to stick to most surfaces.
They are currently overwhelmed with over 1000 orders that they are unable to fill, as their supplier cannot keep up with the demand.
Hopefully this clears up some of the confusion and worries.
joemandro on March 16th, 2020 at 00:43 UTC »
This should be an album cover
MostlyCorrectGuy on March 16th, 2020 at 01:13 UTC »
On a segway with a Lysol Thrower. Wild.
CptnBlondBeard on March 16th, 2020 at 02:19 UTC »
This stuff is called VitalOxide (or is something similar). The company my dad works for is a distributor of it.
Quoted from the website: "Vital Oxide is an EPA-registered hospital disinfectant cleaner, mold killer, and odor eliminator. Its formula contains a unique form of stabilized chlorine dioxide that is very effective at killing bacteria, viruses, and mold yet non-corrosive to treated articles and gentle enough to handle without causing skin irritation. It is ready to use with no mixing required—just spray, wipe, or fog right from the bottle."
While his company doesn't make this stuff, they are an authorized distributor, and also manufacture some of the machines used to disperse it. The machines give the chemical particles a static charge as they are forced out of the nozzle, thus causing the particles to stick to most surfaces.
They are currently overwhelmed with over 1000 orders that they are unable to fill, as their supplier cannot keep up with the demand.
Hopefully this clears up some of the confusion and worries.