SAFETY IN FOGGING NATURA MIST SPRAY™
It is valid that some people may be concerned with the presence of a slight fog or a haze in a room, as usually enclosed spaces are not typically foggy. As evident, during hot and foggy summer days, that haze results from excess moisture in the air. When applying NATURA MIST SPRAY®, we are diffusing a solution in micron-size particles consisting of water and clean HOCl, which increases moisture in the air and recreates the outdoor summer haze. Always follow the manufacturers’ instructions on how to conduct the procedure. Humidification of homes or workplaces is nothing new, but adding a pure, safe, and effective low-concentration HOCL solution is a new frontier for indoor tridimensional cleaning.
The mist produced by our ultrasonic humidifiers is quick-dissipating and will not linger in the air for an extended period. In general, we recommend using NATURA MIST SPRAY® in areas with adequate ventilation or waiting a period of time after fogging to allow the mist to disappear. With our programable and wi-fi-ready NATURA MIST HUMIDIFIERS, you can schedule your fogging sessions when the area is empty, such as overnight for businesses or during the day for homes while at work.
To speed up ventilating an area that's been treated, you can open windows and doors to allow fresh air to circulate and dilute any lingering fog or turn on any fan to help move the air around and disperse any remaining mist. Turning on air extractors from kitchens and bathrooms can also be effective in expediting the clearing of any leftover haze.
You can set your humidifier’s timer to come on for a particular time in your closet, bathroom, garage, storage, or whole house while you are away during the day. Locations such as bars, restaurants, hotels or any other high-traffic businesses could program their units to come on for a specific time during closing hours. This would significantly improve the overall air quality in your home or business by removing harmful contaminants and creating a clean and fresh-smelling space.
Ultimately, the best solution for improving indoor air quality will depend on a variety of factors, including the specific contaminants present in the air, the size and layout of the enclosed space, and the preferences and concerns of those occupying the space. You can reach out to us anytime and we can recommend the right combination of equipment and techniques to create a clean and comfortable indoor environment for yourself and others.
