So, how does a portable UV Sterilizer actually kill germs? The secret is that bacteria and some viruses have DNA, just like we do. Some other viruses have RNA, which is similar enough to DNA that it doesn’t matter for our purposes. DNA and RNA are essential to a functioning creature. They’re also complex molecules, which can be easily broken down by radiation. Zap them with ultraviolet light, and they crumble, killing bacteria and rendering viruses inert.
So, what are the upsides of using a portable UV sanitizer? First off, you don’t have to deal with any water or chemicals. This can be particularly helpful if you have a chemical sensitivity. But it’s also good for everyone’s health. Do you really want to be dealing with toxic chemicals, or leaving residue behind for your kids to touch? Secondly, UV light can kill literally any kind of microorganism. It doesn’t matter if the germ is resistant to drugs or chemicals. If it’s alive, UV light will kill it. It’s like taking a nuclear bomb to germs, without leaving any fallout behind.
Another ancillary benefit of a UV Sterilizer is that it can also be used to detect most bodily fluids. Admittedly, most people aren’t going to use it for this purpose. But if you’re a germophobe and a frequent traveler, it can be used to inspect your hotel room. Shut off the lights and wave your wand over any surface. If you see a glow, give it a few seconds of exposure to kill any germs that may be left behind.
Introducing the Portable UV Sterilizer D022 which is a compact, portable sterilizer. It measures 16 cm long and 3.6 cm in diameter in a white plastic case. The front half of the unit consists of a bright UV light, which emits 280nm UVC LED from the latest technology of DUVTEK. This is sufficient for killing almost any virus or bacteria within 10 seconds. In addition to the unit itself, you get a USB charging cable. It is lightweight at 120 grams and only 3.6cm thick. There is a safety switch to prevent accidental operation.
How it Works
The portable sterilizer is very easy to use. Simply turn it on, then switch on Automatic Mode. and leave it at the area you want to clean for 8 mins (around 40cm area coverage). For best performance, use it under Manual Mode and area coverage is up to 160cm which gives you a better spread than many UV lights. To save power, the light will automatically shut off after 8 minutes in Automatic Mode. If you need to use it for longer, just use under manual mode. There’s a built-in child lock switch, which must be pressed at the same time as the power button. This ensures that your kids won’t get their hands on the sterilizer and hurt themselves.
The Portable Sterilizer utilizes a built-in 2500mAh battery. After full charge, the sterilizer can last for 3-4 hours.
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If you’re concerned about germs, you’re not alone. Given current events, pretty much everybody is rethinking their hygiene and cleanliness habits. We’ve all been told a million times to wash our hands. But how else might we keep ourselves safe from infectious disease? One way is to clean objects we touch every day. Steering wheels, doorknobs, and faucet handles can all be a source of trouble. But you can clean these things with a wipe, or just with soap and water. What do you do about your electronics? After all, you touch your smartphone, your keyboard, and your mouse many times a day. Similarly, what do you do about upholstery, pillows, and bed sheets? It’s just not practical to do that much laundry on a daily basis.
With a good UV light sanitizing device, you can clean surfaces like desktops and door handles, sinks and toilets, or those items that are always with you, like your phone. And by the way? You should really clean your phone from time to time. According to multiple studies, our phones are about the dirtiest objects in our lives, harboring on average nearly 20,000 distinct types of bacteria.
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