Antimicrobial Solutions

Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful sanitizer and disinfectant that has been used for decades in medical fields and in food industries. It is non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and 100% biodegradable. In concentrations below 8%, it is safe to transport and stable when stored within an opaque bottle. When exposed to air, hydrogen peroxide is unstable and becomes a strong oxidizing agent as it breaks down into oxygen gas and water vapor. This oxidizing process is where hydrogen peroxide attacks germs and organic matter. Hydrogen peroxide has been shown to be effective against a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

Compared to other disinfectants such as bleach, hypochlorous acid (HOCl), and high-concentration quats, hydrogen peroxide is a safer and greener alternative. These other disinfectants all have some drawbacks: high toxicity, non-biodegradable, limited shelf life, rinsing required, too much water for dry fogging, or dangerous when fogged due to unsafe levels of particulate matter or toxins.

Hydrogen peroxide fogging or aerosolized hydrogen peroxide (aHP) is a proven solution for comprehensive pathogen reduction. When aerosolized, hydrogen peroxide forms a fog that can effectively reach and thoroughly sanitize spaces, including those with complex floorplans or hard-to-reach areas.

When aerosolized, a large concentration of hydrogen peroxide droplets are exposed to air, greatly accelerating the oxidization process that attacks germs and organic matter. The fogged hydrogen peroxide droplets rapidly biodegrade into water and oxygen and leave behind zero residue, making aHP rinse free and food safe.

Breezy Blue™ is a simple-to-use, rapid disinfection solution that delivers the proper aHP fogging dosage, all with near-zero labor. A user manually or remotely activates and monitors Breezy Blue, eliminating all arduous work and providing an electronic history of deep disinfection.

Breezy Blue's advanced jet technology provides a high flow rate and high concentration of micron-sized droplets that rapidly disperse to fill a room-sized space. A typical room can be thoroughly fogged from the doorway in less than two minutes of fogging time. After fogging, the door is closed and the aHP dwells in contact with all surfaces as the user moves onto disinfect other rooms.