As you can see in the TechFlash interview, the Vioguard works by automatically retracting into the monitor base for a germ-killing UV bath. Obviously, this could be a matter of life and death in a ...

With so many viruses and germs in the air, homeowners have been hearing a lot about UV light and its potential germ-killing properties. There are three types of UV light, and they vary in power.

Per Samsung, this UV Sterilizer effectively "kills up to 99% of bacteria and germs, including E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Candida albicans, according to tests done by two independent test ...

The LINK Bottle uses patented UV-C lights to kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses in just over a minute. It's an FDA-approved method for destroying germs, used commonly in healthcare, food services ...

From Smartphones to Water Bottles: 7 UV-Light Sanitizers That Will Keep Your Stuff Germ-Free UV light is said to kill 99 percent of germs. Published on April 27, 2020 By Jemima Sissons ...

Genmega, an ATM manufacturer, creates a device using UV-C light to sanitize ATM keypads amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It says it can kill up to 99 percent of bacteria and viruses.

It destroys the actual DNA of bacteria. And it's been used for years to disinfect water, hospital surfaces and medical instruments. But here's the thing. According to the CDC and NSF International, a ...