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Germs and Bacteria can move through air particles, however, the air particles are dispersed by the air across the room, not by the surface. Air circulating inefficiently or inadequate ventilation can also spread germs. Even a simple cough or sneeze can spread bacteria up to six feet. Another way of putting it is that one person infected with Coronavirus can easily infect ten others within a single room. To reduce the spread of these germs, a number of measures have been implemented, including using an air purifier, disinfecting alcohol-based cleaners, and sanitizing surfaces.
How to Fight Against Indoor Bacteria & Virus:
Wellis air disinfection purifier that uses an OH Radical Technology to recirculate the air and It helps OH radical based cleaning technology that not only reduces the bacteria in the surrounding but also thoroughly filters out the air from dust particles. It serves as a portable air cleaner one can move from one room to another as per need and use. It traps air pollutants and removes any virus or bacteria that gets trapped within them.
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Bacterias and viruses are examples of viruses. When an infected individual breathes out, coughs, or sneezes, minute air particles are released into the air; these tiny particles can stay in the air for up to an hour or longer. A good air purifier can remove the majority of these particulates from the air in a room under the right circumstances.
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