Systems and techniques for cleaning and sanitizing objects are discussed herein. An object may include an unpowered object such as a shopping cart or a powered object such as a power wheel-chair. A sanitization structure may be connected to a reservoir and may apply a sanitizing agent to the object via one or more nozzles. A drying structure may apply filtered gas such as filtered air to the object via one or more air ducts. An ultraviolet (UV) light structure may apply UV light to the object via one or more UV lamps. A UV curtain structure may include one or more curtains that block the UV light. A bumper rail may guide the object received by the various structures from an entrance side to an exit side of the various structures.

An open-cell foam structure that is used to detect and remove substances from water or air.

Various methods and systems are provided for flushing a medical gas flow system. In one embodiment, a method for a medical gas flow system comprises: performing a disinfecting cycle of a ventilation gas path comprising a plurality of gas flow passages by: flowing gas from a pressurized gas source of the medical gas flow system to a liquid disinfectant reservoir of a flush module; combining the gas with a liquid disinfectant stored within the liquid disinfectant reservoir to form a disinfectant aerosol; and flowing the disinfectant aerosol through the plurality of gas flow passages.

An open-cell foam structure that is impregnated with a disinfectant and used to remove pathogens from air, water, and surfaces, and kill the pathogens

To provide a method for disinfecting air and/or surfaces which can be carried out truly continuously, in particular for essentially 24 hours a day, with people and/or animals present, the a method for disinfecting air and/or surfaces is proposed, wherein a disinfectant is dispersed continuously into a volume and/or area to be disinfected, wherein the disinfectant comprises electrolyzed and/or sterilized water containing hypochlorous acid, and wherein the disinfectant is dispersed at a dispersion rate between 0.5 ml/m.sup.3/h and 12 ml/m.sup.3/h.

Provided is a device that uses ozone, hydrogen peroxide, and hydroxyl radicals to sterilize, detoxify and purify indoor air, while simultaneously removing radon gas. The device is provided with a condensing unit (10) having a Peltier structure, and further provided with a device (2) that discharges electricity and generates ozone. The device further has an ultraviolet lamp (9) and a titanium dioxide coating for creating a titanium dioxide physical environment. The device is also provided with generation boxes (3, 5). Ultrasonic waves are used to electrolyze a liquid, such as water, hydrogen peroxide or oxygen, in the generation boxes (3, 5), so as to further generate hydroxyl radicals.

There is disclosed a system and process for purifying air. The system includes a housing and a plurality of inner and outer chambers. A solution of water and a biological reagent is configured to flow around the inner and outer walls of the inner and outer chambers while air is passed adjacent to this fluid flow. This causes an interaction between the air and the fluid solution to cleanse the air. The air is then discharged from the chamber. There is also disclosed a container having a rolling base allowing the container to be more transportable.

An air sterilizing device, comprising: a housing (100), forming an air flow path thereon; an ozone generating unit (200), generating ozone particles to be supplied to the air flow path; a filter cartridge (300), receiving ozone generated by the ozone generating unit (200) to discharge bubbles comprising ozone and hydroxyl radicals; an ultrasonic generating unit (400), connected to the filter cartridge (300) to generate ultrasonic waves; an air supply fan (500), configured to supply air to the air flow path of the housing (100); and a power supply unit, configured to supply power for driving the ozone generating unit (200), the ultrasonic generating unit (400), and the air supply fan (500).

Methods and cleaning compositions for reduction of nucleic acid contamination on surfaces, in air, and in solutions using modified pectin are provided.

An air purifier comprising: a housing provided with air inlets and air outlets and defining an accommodating cavity, wherein the air inlets are located on the side walls of the housing; a water supply module arranged within the accommodating cavity and defining a water storage cavity; a purifying module arranged within the accommodating cavity and located on the water supply module, the purifying module comprising: a purifying assembly rotatably disposed within the accommodating cavity, a water distribution assembly for guiding water in the water supply module to flow upwards and distributing water to the purifying assembly, and a driving device located on the purifying assembly and connected with the purifying assembly; and an air discharge module disposed within the accommodating cavity and located on the purifying module.