Study Offers More Proof That UV Light Kills Coronavirus

re: Study Offers More Proof That UV Light Kills Coronavirus

badboy2 — 11/11/2020 3:50:57 PM

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re: Study Offers More Proof That UV Light Kills Coronavirus

JGB123 — 11/8/2020 6:30:06 AM

Call me stupid, but it never occurred to me that tanning bed lights are the same as the ones being used in hospitals?

re: Study Offers More Proof That UV Light Kills Coronavirus

Almond — 11/8/2020 3:28:55 AM

Just a warning to unsuspecting consumers. The cheap UV wand devices often selling for under $100 are not of much practical use. Most effective lights will cost you around $400-500 on up, depending. These are useful for sterilizing individual items such as masks for reuse, grocery packaging and items you bring home from outside sources. (The can also be used to scan plants that are diseased.) Larger units would be required to sterilize entire rooms, such as are used in hospitals. We also have a UV light bulb on the filtration of our house air circulation.

For those who are knowledgeable, you can take an electric plug in UV lighting system and make it portable by adapting it to a battery source to make it portable. However, you would need to be extremely careful to keep it clean and not break the tube.

re: Study Offers More Proof That UV Light Kills Coronavirus

danhow94535 — 11/7/2020 10:13:38 PM

How would they know this if the virus had never been isolated?

re: Study Offers More Proof That UV Light Kills Coronavirus

JGB123 — 11/7/2020 7:14:01 AM

So if restaurants and gyms put these lights at their entryways, would that allow for reopening fully? It seems to me it should.

re: Study Offers More Proof That UV Light Kills Coronavirus

mourningwarbler — 11/7/2020 6:59:30 AM

Sunshine, for crying out loud. And masks just magnify the viral load, the bacterial load ... the load of whatever microbes or toxins are in the respiratory tract. Why the credibility to the COVID con?