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The Problem
Although people of great wealth typically demand complete and flawless security, the threat of infectious disease and the way that it so easily spreads through the whole population, defies an ordinary solution.
According to the Centers for Disease Control bulletin, infectious diseases, such as H1N1 Swine Flu, H5N1 Avian Bird Flu, MRSA and even the common cold, are spread mostly by direct physical contact. Mist-like "droplets" that are produced from the coughing or sneezing of infected persons, then land on surfaces, such as door knobs, tables, counter tops, sink basins, glassware or umbrella handles, etc, and are then transferred to the next person to touch the same surface.
It stands to reason that the more widely people of any stripe travel around the world, the more different people, and diseases that they will encounter (which is why most people who travel get vaccinations-they may not succumb to the disease, but the may well still become a "carrier" or "host".
Contact with family, guests, staff and crew, can perhaps be managed with some degree of effectiveness but, the effects of secondary contact, those people whom family, guests, staff and crew have encountered, is absolutely unpredictable. When viewed from this perspective, it is clear that the number of unknown "contacts" can easily become exponential in number, and deliver the same type of health threat.
Staff and Crew Janitorial protocols cannot keep pace with the "viral" spread of infectious disease, because they cannot reach areas such as the interior of the duct work, behind wall hangings or microorganisms in the air itself.
Cleaning protocols and products create a false sense of security, because most evaporate, allowing re-contamination, in a very short time period.
The same is true for the many "spray treatments" that are available, which again creates a "false" sense of security in the pursuit of infectious disease defense. There effectiveness is first limited to the surfaces to which they are applied, leaving everything else available for contamination. Beyond that their efficacy is compromised or destroyed by many commonly used cleaning products that can "wash" them away, rendering them ineffective.
Ignorance and "cleaning" technology limitations creates a false sense of security, and is probably one of the most effective contributors to the spread of infectious disease.
According to the Centers for Disease Control bulletin, infectious diseases, such as H1N1 Swine Flu, H5N1 Avian Bird Flu, MRSA and even the common cold, are spread mostly by direct physical contact. Mist-like "droplets" that are produced from the coughing or sneezing of infected persons, then land on surfaces, such as door knobs, tables, counter tops, sink basins, glassware or umbrella handles, etc, and are then transferred to the next person to touch the same surface.
It stands to reason that the more widely people of any stripe travel around the world, the more different people, and diseases that they will encounter (which is why most people who travel get vaccinations-they may not succumb to the disease, but the may well still become a "carrier" or "host".
Contact with family, guests, staff and crew, can perhaps be managed with some degree of effectiveness but, the effects of secondary contact, those people whom family, guests, staff and crew have encountered, is absolutely unpredictable. When viewed from this perspective, it is clear that the number of unknown "contacts" can easily become exponential in number, and deliver the same type of health threat.
Staff and Crew Janitorial protocols cannot keep pace with the "viral" spread of infectious disease, because they cannot reach areas such as the interior of the duct work, behind wall hangings or microorganisms in the air itself.
Cleaning protocols and products create a false sense of security, because most evaporate, allowing re-contamination, in a very short time period.
The same is true for the many "spray treatments" that are available, which again creates a "false" sense of security in the pursuit of infectious disease defense. There effectiveness is first limited to the surfaces to which they are applied, leaving everything else available for contamination. Beyond that their efficacy is compromised or destroyed by many commonly used cleaning products that can "wash" them away, rendering them ineffective.
Ignorance and "cleaning" technology limitations creates a false sense of security, and is probably one of the most effective contributors to the spread of infectious disease.
The Solution
Our induct-installed commercial grade air purification systems, installed by factory-certified and locally licensed HVAC and marine contractors, is the only technology that can offer the ultimate "Universal Precaution" against the spread of infectious diseases.
The core technology of our equipment is the very same that is used by the Space Program to scrub the air on the NASA Space Shuttles and the International Space Station.
Our technology has been proven, through independent laboratory testing conducted by Kansas State University and University of Cincinnati, to provide the greatest "Universal Precaution" against mold, mildew, bacteria and viruses.
We invite you, your House Manager or Captain to contact us at any time, to arrange for an appointment, to discuss the particulars of your environment(s).
The core technology of our equipment is the very same that is used by the Space Program to scrub the air on the NASA Space Shuttles and the International Space Station.
Our technology has been proven, through independent laboratory testing conducted by Kansas State University and University of Cincinnati, to provide the greatest "Universal Precaution" against mold, mildew, bacteria and viruses.
Click here to request you free copy of these test report documents.
We invite you, your House Manager or Captain to contact us at any time, to arrange for an appointment, to discuss the particulars of your environment(s).
