CHALLENGES WITH DECONTAMINATION
& A DISINFECTANT FOGGER

ALTERNATIVES INCLUDE…

Electrostatic Sprayers

Very time-consuming and the spray doesn’t cover everything.

UV / Blue Light

Works great, except anything in the shadows is still infected.

HVAC Filters

Helps on an ongoing basis, but not when anything is physically brought into the room–like a patient, or anything.

Air Ionizer

These are similar to a filter—doesn’t help with anything brought into the room.

DISINFECTANT FOGGER

The only safe option that actually works is a disinfectant fogger. All foggers have three major benefits.

Permeate everything

They protect over, under, inside, or within cracks—the fog can go everywhere. No missed spots.

Can be automated & faster

Sprayers require you stay in the room, like you don’t have another job? Foggers can be turned on and left alone.

More effective & uniform

The only option that covers every nick and cranny, and is much more consistent (you don’t have to be detailed orientated—just push the button to activate).

However, all foggers are not the same…

PROBLEM WITH SOME FOGGERS

Explosive & Caustic

Unfortunately, some options use a 17,000 volt arc to create the “fog” (can you spell E.X.P.L.O.S.I.O.N –“that” will clean out the room!). Others use dangerous, toxic chemicals that require a bio-suit and an air-tight seal before applying (seen Andromada Strain?).

Too SLOW

They can take forever to totally seal the room—after a complete change of clothes. Or require two treatments or multiple machines since they don’t have a large capacity. They can take twice as long to decontaminate, then about as long to exhaust the room, and remove all the seals. The process bogs you down.

HIGH Ongoing cost

The initial equipment cost may seem competitive, but the ongoing cost of their hiked-up proprietary solutions, and the expense of constantly replacing tapes, masks, and clothing makes them WAY overpriced.

THE BIG QUESTION?

So, how do you find an option that is safe, fast, and affordable?

PERHAPS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER…

1. The SAFEST approach

Many other fogger alternatives use a 17,000-volt electrical arc to create an ionization or electrostatic mist—which can create a dangerous shock or explosive hazard. Plus they use dangerous, toxic chemicals that require special clothing and procedures. AeroClave produces similar results—without the safety risk.

Aerosol

AeroClave uses a safe aerosolized decon solution that is about 10,000 times smaller than a strand of human hair; as a result, AeroClave’s’ solution spreads further than manual application and can reach spaces that the human eye cannot see.

Non-Toxic

AeroClave uses Vital Oxide that is extremely effective, but is not toxic–so there is no risk or liability to the employee deploying it, or anyone else that may be exposed.

No Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

Because it uses a safe solution, it does not require special handling or PPE to operate safely–saving the expense (to replenish the mask, special suit, room sealant, gloves, etc.) and the tedious “suit up” time to begin the decon procedure in City.

No Post-Chemical Testing

No highly-trained, certified person, or equipment (i.e., chemical monitors for leakage and post-decon room usage) is required.

2. THE FASTEST

Patented Distribution Ports

AeroClave uses patented ports that can be pre-installed, or up-fit by dealers or contractors in Ambulances, Fire Trucks, Buses, and even Rooms.

Does not require lifting heavy equipment, small footprint so the unit does not take up a lot of space (don’t have to remove the stretcher to fit the decon equipment—so it all gets treated at once), minimizes employee risk for dangerous exposure, and helps with the speed and consistency of proper decontamination.

Programmable Rooms

Depending on the unit, you can pre-program up to 100 rooms or locations, select from a menu, or scan a room bar code, press start, and return when completed. This saves time, ensures consistent decon protocols, and can generate a report validating completion and compliance.

Highest Capacity

Unlike alternatives that only handle small spaces without multiple devices or sessions, AeroClave can treat large rooms up to 15,000 cubic feet at once, or locations as small as a 500 cubic foot ambulance.

LESS Prep & Clean Up Time

Alternatives us toxic chemicals with a hermetically sealed room (doors, windows, vents, outlets), and a full PPE suit (mask, gloves, and sealants). AeroClave requires no pre/post room or personal preparation, potentially saving you hours each time.

LESS Exhaust Time

The application time for a small room or emergency vehicle takes 6 minutes to apply, and 10 minutes to decontaminate. Afterwards, the space can be ventilated by opening the door or window allowing you to resume your normal workday.

Quickest to Learn

Staff members can learn how to effectively decontaminate spaces within five minutes. You can also access online video tutorials or get one-on-one support as requested.

WHAT’S HOLDING YOU BACK?

Now that you can see some of the benefits of AeroClave, what’s holding you back?

YOUR OLD LIFE

You picked up “another” fogger—and then all Hade’s broke loose!

On first use, you noticed the label warning about the 17,000 volt arc to ionize the fog. That could burn—or what about a natural gas kitchen, working near a gas or propane tank… can you spell E.X.P.L.O.S.I.O.N?

And then you spent 30 minutes crawling into a pricey bio suite, with gloves, taped ends, and a fully sealed face respirator hoping to survive the TOXIC chemicals. And you spent way too much time hermetically sealing the room: taping the vents, the outlets, the windows and doors, and putting out the “do not enter” warning signs.

Imagine the puzzled look on your employees’ and customers’ faces—“What happened in there?” And then you have the clean up, de-taping, and change back to your civies. And finally, there is the shocking monthly bill (tape, masks, clothing, proprietary chemicals).

This is CRAZY Town!!

YOUR NEW LIFE…

This time you picked up AeroClave. No toxic chemicals, no 17,000 volts—no risk. No scary or expensive hazmat suit. You don’t have to hermetically seal the room. It’s much simpler.

Stay in your civies, and roll the unit into the room. Turn off the air conditioner. Press the menu (each room can be pre-configured). Walk out, close the door, and go about your normal job. Return 30 minutes later. Open the door. Done.

All clean. Life is good!