Fire and Smoke Damage in Oceanside

4/24/2017 (Permalink)

Hydroxyl Machine in use on a fire project in use to help remove smoke odors.

This state-of-the-art machine sends UV rays (365nm) (emitted from a TiO2 photo-catalytic lamp) through an anatase-coated glass sleeve to trap huge amounts of titanium dioxide. Next, electron hole pairs form and react with water and oxygen, producing free electrons and hydroxyl radicals that, when dispersed by a fan, literally convert organic and inorganic gases and air pollutants into carbon dioxide and water.

Translation: Stinky air is safely neutralized and you do not have to leave the building!