STEAM STERILIZATION

Steam is basically water that has been heated at very high temperature till it turns into vapor. The steam cleaner turns water into vapor and releases it at high pressure of 170 degrees during cleaning. The steam produced is released at such a high pressure that it is able to dissolve even the toughest most dirt at the tightest corner. The high temperature of the steam also helps to destroy bacteria and viruses and other external agents that may be a health hazard.

At such high temperatures steam can act as a disinfectant by doing the following:

The high pressure can clear out even the toughest trapped pollutants

• It destroys at least 97% of bacteria

• It can remove tough molds and prevent them from growing

• It can remove tough stains, grease, yeast and fungi

Can a Steam sterilization really kill Viruses and Bacteria?

A lot of customers have always wondered whether Steam sterilization can really kill bacteria and how effective they are. With the current crisis that the world is facing due to Covid-19, everyone is looking to find ways of ensuring they disinfect their homes and equipment while also remaining safe from chemical infections.

A study by the environmental protection agency showed that the indoors are usually filled with more pollutants and allergens than we can begin to imagine and since a lot of work and rest is done while indoors, regular cleaning is need for disinfection. If left unchecked, dust, bacteria, viruses, germs and mites can become embedded in rugs, upholstery and other indoor surfaces, thus posing as risk factors. The high heat of steam can help to open up tight carpet and rug surfaces thus enabling easy cleaning.

The Steam sterilization works by heating water past its boiling point and releasing it as steam at a high pressure through its nozzle. The hot steam kills viruses, bacteria, dirt and other foreign agents that may be hazardous to your health.