Smart Sanitizer pro
We touch our phones so much that, if they are not cleaned properly, they can quickly become breeding grounds for viruses and bacteria. Research at the University of Arizona suggests that on average, a person’s smartphone is 10 times dirtier than a toilet seat.
That may seem absurd, but consider this – everything that your fingers touch is transferred to your phone and your jewellery. So the bacteria and viruses on the door handle you pushed, the guard rails you held, and the money you held. So, if you’d like to keep the germs away from your cellphone and jewellery, investing in a specialized sanitizer should be a top priority.
How the sanitizer works.
The Smart Sanitizer’s design is simple but effective. It has the appearance of a small rectangular case (the perfect size for your office desk, bedside table, or kitchen counter. There will be a port for a power cord, embedded into the box’s exterior, so all you need to do is plug into the wall fixture, and your all set. Place your phone or jewellery into the appliance and close. The process takes about six minutes. The gadget uses UV-C radiation to break down microbial DNA to the point that the organisms can’t function or reproduce. There are UV light bulbs at the top and bottom of the device. The bulbs work in tandem with a reflective interior to irradiate the entire gadget, thereby ensuring that even the small, unreachable nooks and crannies are thoroughly sanitized.
Product features
- The sanitizer emits medical grade UV light, which kills over 99% of microorganisms exposed.
- It is fast and efficient
- The sanitizer is automated, and it takes only 6 minutes to sanitize an item.
- It is not abrasive. The appliance can safely be used on jewelry.
- The ultraviolet bulbs are durable
- The appliance itself doesn’t require any kind of service
How sanitizing your phone can protect you from COVID-19
Disinfecting your phone will keep you from unintentionally undoing the benefits of hand-washing – your hand may have been contaminated just like your phone, so cleaning it is very important. Although it is possible to sanitize your phone or tablet with alcohol wipes, human error and structural damage on the phone’s surface make a higher-tech option the more practical approach, depending on the bacteria or virus you are concerned about. Ultraviolet sanitizers send light waves to the phone’s surface which disables the coronavirus’ ability to multiply and spread. Alcohol wipes may damage the protective coating on the phone’s screen, and as mentioned earlier, they are subject to human error.
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