Virus and Bacteria Eradication

The Nevada Ozone Inc.™ interior virus and bacteria eradication service is a perfectly safe, full spectrum, GREEN CLEANING process that will fully sanitize your facility by killing 99.99% (1) of all bacteria and virus germs that are resident in the air, on walls, floors, ceilings, kitchen counters, toys, craft implements, (crayons, pencils, rulers etc.), desks and chairs, etc.

With all the different viruses going around now, please contact us if you think your environment is making you or others sick.

Our Technicians are trained and certified to effectively service a home, business, vehicle, entity, or just about anything else, leaving it contaminate free, fresh and safe, improving the quality of life for all occupants.

Poor indoor air quality is among the top five environmental risks to public health, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In many instances, indoor air can be pathogenic, carcinogenic, or filled with agents that cause allergens. However, most people are unaware of the risks.

Viruses have no protections against oxidative stress. Normal mammalian cells, on the other hand possess complex systems of enzymes (i.e., superoxide dismutase, catalase, peroxidase), which tend to ward off the nefarious effects of free radical species and oxidative challenge. It may thus be possible to treat infected tissues with ozone, respecting the homeostasis derived from their natural defenses, while neutralizing offending and attacking pathogen devoid of similar defenses.

The enveloped viruses are usually more sensitive to physico-chemical challenges than are naked virions. Although ozone’s effects upon unsaturated lipids is one of its best documented biochemical action, ozone is know n to interact with proteins, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids. This becomes especially relevant when ozone inactivation of non-enveloped virions is considered.

Fungi families inhibited and destroyed by exposure to ozone include Candida, Aspergilus, Histoplasma, Actinomycoses, and Cryptococcus. The walls of fungi are multilayered and re composed of approximately 80% carbohydrates and 10% of proteins and glycoproteins. The presence of many disulfide bonds had been noted, making this a possible site for oxidative inactivation by ozone.

In all likelihood, however, ozone has the capacity to diffuse through the fungal wall into the organismic cytoplasm, thus disrupting cellular organelles.

Protozoan organisms disrupted by ozone include Giardia, Cryptosporidium, and free-living amoebas, namely Acanthamoeba, Hartmonella, and Negleria.

Please contact us if you think you have a virus and bacteria problem.