After the Hurricane: Battling the Persistent Mold and Mildew Left in Its Wake
As we enter the height of the hurricane season, the threat of flooding and water damage to homes and businesses is at its peak. These natural disasters often leave behind a silent but harmful aftermath—mold and mildew. Once mold becomes airborne, it quickly becomes a significant health concern. For those living in hurricane-prone areas, taking precautions against mold is essential for maintaining health and safety. One of the most effective solutions to combat airborne mold and mildew, as well as musty smells, is hypochlorous (HOCl) atomizing.
Why Indoor Air Quality Can’t Be Ignored Anymore—Even 60 Minutes Says So
Indoor air quality has long been overlooked, even as advancements in clean water and outdoor air have improved public health. A recent 60 Minutes report highlights the high cost of upgrading HVAC systems for better filtration—but there’s a faster, more affordable solution. HOCl atomizing technology offers immediate air purification, reducing airborne viruses and contaminants without expensive renovations. Read the entire article here: