Ozone is used for ecological, effective, safe and deep sanitisation, as it has powerful oxidising and disinfecting properties.
The molecule, made up of three bonded oxygen atoms, is 12 times heavier than air and can penetrate deeply without damaging surfaces, fabrics, mattresses, carpets or rugs.
Ozone-generating devices work from ambient air without any treatment, use no chemicals and leave no residue.
Ozone, also called "active oxygen" by some, is used in various areas of sanitisation, above all to reduce the presence of bacteria, mould, fungi, bad odours and parasites.
Using ozone to sanitise means oxygenating and regenerating the air we breathe and the water we use, eliminating everything that carries bacteria and viruses; ozone sanitisation is therefore a great ally in the fight against allergies and infections.
The Ministry of Health has recognised this system as a means of sterilising the air and the environment we live in.
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