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CleanSlate UV - 25 November, 2020

UV-C  & CleanSlate UV Device Sanitation Kiosks deploying in Australia FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Deploying igus linear guides and high-intensity ultraviolet light (UV-C light), the CleanSlate UV system disinfects portable devices in 20 seconds to reduce the risk of hospital-acquired infections (HAIs).  New device sanitation kiosks set to become the norm in Australia. ----  When COVID-19 hit

Health News - 28 October, 2020

Testing on human coronavirus 229E (HCoV-229E) supports a kill rate of 99.999% in just 20 seconds using UV light sanitation. Researchers at the University of Ottawa demonstrated that CleanSlate UV’s 20 second cycle of uv light sanitation inactivated 99.999% of the human coronavirus (HCoV-229E) without the use of any chemicals.

Health News - 29 September, 2020

Details have been revealed of the trail of destruction left behind by three women who allegedly lied about travelling to Melbourne in order to get back into Queensland after being visited by infected woman. The owner of a Brisbane bar revealed he lost about $100,000 in revenue after one of

Health News - 29 September, 2020

Major light-maker Ushio Inc. has recently launched an ultraviolet lamp called Care 222 that can kill the coronavirus without harming human health — the first of its kind in the world. The Care 222 UV lamp, which Ushio developed together with Columbia University, is expected to be used for disinfection

CleanSlate UV - 24 September, 2020

UV light device sanitisers use ultraviolet light to disinfect your phone and other devices to offer a second layer of protection against viruses and other harmful microbes. But can they help protect you from COVID-19? We're already used to washing our hands and minimising contact and understand that the best

CleanSlate UV - 2 September, 2020

Official Guidance from CleanSlate UV on COVID-19 Over the past two months CleanSlate UV has seen a spike in coronavirus inquiries. This accelerated following the release of a study showing that the novel coronavirus can live on surfaces (including smartphones and tablets) for up to 4 days. There is substantial evidence to