Aerial germicide formed from an operative fluid and method of use for same
OwnerSteven Semoff, Spence Levyinventors
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An aerial sanitizer for use in indoor spaces may be created by dispersing an operative fluid within a fluid dispersion device or other like apparatus. The operative fluid may be comprised of a first compound, such as triethylene glycol, or any other like compound sufficiently effective as an aerial germicide. Because of the hygroscopicity and low toxicity of triethylene glycol, or other like germicidal compounds, the operative fluid may further include a second compound, such as deionized water, to devise the operative fluid in dynamic equilibrium with the surrounding ambient air, such that the triethylene glycol or other like compound will abstain from ambient water uptake, thereby preventing the dilution of the operative fluid. Such an operative fluid may further include a third compound, such as alternative essential oils, for both germicidal activity and the provision of certain sensory signals, whether organoleptic or otherwise.
An operative fluid to be used for the creation of an aerial germicide, said operative fluid comprising:
An aerial germicide formed by a fluid dispersion device, said aerial germicide comprising:
An aerial germicide formed by a plurality of steps comprising:
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