UV-C Light Kills Mold
Whether it's the slimy black spots on your shower curtain, the fuzzy white patches on your basement floor, or the slick orange film that forms on your kitchen drain, household mold is more than unsightly. In some cases, mold in your home can make you sick, especially if you have allergies or asthma.
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Whether or not you're allergic to molds, mold exposure can irritate your eyes, skin, nose, throat, and lungs. - WEBMD
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Walls, floors, appliances, carpet, or furniture can all provide the food mold needs to grow. But the thing all molds need most is moisture, so you're most likely to see mold in damp places such as bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, basements, and crawl spaces.
Traditional Mold Removal / Remediation Methods Are Ineffective, Messy, And Often Use Harmful Chemicals
DON'T USE HARMFUL CHEMICALS!
DON'T WASTE TIME SCRUBBING AND WASHING!
Kill Mold With UV-C Light
UV light is able to effectively kill mold because the electromagnetic radiation that it produces is able to work as a disinfectant and can penetrate through organisms. When this light is placed in a lamp and sent out in short wavelengths, these wavelengths will kill most of the mold cells while making sure that the remainder of the cells are unable to reproduce until they die out. Because of how quickly mold can spread, using ultraviolet light can be very effective at keeping mold from spreading and killing it at the same time.
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Manually getting rid of mold is ineffective because even one missed spot of mold can reproduce and cause mold to spread at the same rate that it was before you cleaned the area. When using ultraviolet light, the entire area that the light is spread over should be rid of mold in a short period of time. When the ultraviolet rays come across mold cells, they damage the nucleic acids that are a part of the mold.
