In the wake of the Coronavirus emergency, we have heard more and more about ozone sanitization, but how does it work? Is it safe and especially why is this very disinfectant used?

Let's start with the latter point. Ozone is such a force of nature that it is considered the best in the world for eliminating germs and bacteria . 100% natural, environmentally friendly and inexpensive it has a very high oxidizing power, making it therefore the most effective sanitizer, an excellent deodorizer, even more reliable and safer than traditional chemical cleaners. Specifically ozone:

• Neutralizes bacteria and inactivates viruses, including molds, fungi, yeasts, pollens and mites. It manages to break down the microbial load in the air and on surfaces by going on to sanitize, oxygenate and regenerate the air we breathe and disinfect the water employed
• Eliminates odors such as smoke, food, perspiration, decomposition and many others. This is possible because ozone molecules attack and neutralize the particles that release odors, leaving in their place regenerated, clean air
• Wards off pests, proving to be an optimal repellent for flies, mosquitoes, fleas, cockroaches, bedbugs, small rodents, while also preventing their proliferation because it eliminates all those bacteria that cause them to multiply
• Natural and environmentally friendly, in fact composed of 3 oxygen molecules, it disinfects without chemical additives and reconverting to oxygen at the end of treatment without releasing chemical or toxic residues
• Effective, it is in fact considered the most effective disinfectant agent against allergens and pathogens in air and water
• Safe, in fact although it is a gas it is not flammable, abrasive and explosive
• Also recognized as a safe disinfectant agent for air and water by the Food and Drug Administration.