A hand wash cleaning and environmental purification diffuser includes tank cover covered on a slot of a water tank in a bottom shell, a diffusing cover assembled to an opening of the bottom shell to shield the tank cover, an air flow channel formed in the oscillation space in the water tank and shaped like a tubular bulge so that when the diffuser is dumped, the liquid in the water tank is less likely to seep directly into the interior of the diffuser or the environment, two oscillators mounted in the oscillation space in the water tank and respectively coated with a layer of acid and alkali resistant coating, users can add safe cleaning liquids such as alkaline ionized water to the oscillation space and atomize into a cleaning mist, which can be used as deodorization and sterilization for hand cleaning, disinfection and environmental purification, and is safe to use.

An antibacterial cleaning machine with wet filter includes a container body inside which are disposed at least one motor group for aspirating flows of air and debris from outside; at least one first tank for collecting the debris which contains a first volume of filtering liquid which is arranged along the passage path between the inlet and outlet; at least one internal path of the flows of air and debris that includes an inlet, an outlet, conveying means that have an inlet immersed in the filtering liquid. The tank includes at least one sanitizing element made of silver and/or silver alloy which is positioned immersed in the volume of filtering liquid.

Various embodiments of the present invention relate to, among other things, systems for generating engineered water nanostructures (EWNS) comprising reactive oxygen species (ROS) and methods for inactivating at least one of viruses, bacteria, bacterial spores, and fungi in or on a wound of a subject in need thereof or on produce by applying EWNS to the wound or to the produce.

Various embodiments of the present invention relate to, among other things, systems for generating engineered water nanostructures (EWNS) comprising reactive oxygen species (ROS) and methods for inactivating at least one of viruses, bacteria, bacterial spores, and fungi in or on a wound of a subject in need thereof or on produce by applying EWNS to the wound or to the produce.

An air purifying device, system and method for cleaning and infecting a conditioned space or zone. The air purifying system may include a heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system with HVAC equipment configured to provide conditioned air to a conditioned space, where the HVAC system also includes a condensate trap configured to collect condensate produced during operation. The air purifying system also including an air purifying device configured to energize the condensate from the condensate trap to generate an aerosol including negative ions, which are combined the conditioned air provided by the HVAC system to the conditioned space.

Systems and methods for detecting, capturing and/or disinfecting viruses. A water trap system includes a water-filled container through which air is introduced into a water-filled container. Charged viruses, bacteria and other contaminants become trapped in the water-filled container as they are entrapped by oppositely charged atoms (e.g., oxygen). Another device incorporates an electric field created by a pair of electrodes with an outer surface heated to a threshold temperature significant enough to disinfect viruses that come into contact therewith. Another device is a portable inhaler for detecting the polarity of airborne viruses and counting the positive and negative electrical charges of airborne viruses with tolerances of a few charged particles per cubic centimeter by sampling several hundred cubic centimeters of air per second. Consequently, the portable inhaler is capable of quickly and efficiently detecting whether a person has contracted a virus (e.g., COVID-19 virus).

The humidifier includes a humidification section which vaporizes water to produce humidified air, and a fan which produces in an air passage an air flow delivering the humidified air to the outside. The humidifier further includes a sterilized water producing section which produces sterilized water, an ultrasonic irradiator which produces sterilizing mist through ultrasonic irradiation of the sterilized water, an auxiliary passage through which the sterilizing mist is delivered to the outside, and an operation switching mechanism. The operation switching mechanism is switched between a first operation mode in which the air passage and the auxiliary passage communicate with each other to introduce the sterilizing mist into the air passage, and a second operation mode in which communication between the air passage and the auxiliary passage is blocked.

Disclosed are a disinfection system using plasma-discharged water, and a spray nozzle. The disinfection system using plasma-discharged water is characterized by comprising: a plasma-discharged water generating device; a to-be-treated water supply unit for supplying water to be treated to the plasma-discharged water generating device; a plasma-discharged water ejection unit connected to one side of the plasma-discharged water generating device; and a spray nozzle which is fluid-communicably connected to the plasma-discharged water generating device and supplied with plasma-discharged water from the plasma-discharged water ejection unit, and atomizes and sprays the supplied plasma-discharged water as droplets.

Various embodiments of the present invention relate to, among other things, systems for generating engineered water nanostructures (EWNS) comprising reactive oxygen species (ROS) and methods for inactivating at least one of viruses, bacteria, bacterial spores, and fungi in or on a wound of a subject in need thereof or on produce by applying EWNS to the wound or to the produce.

Various embodiments are directed to a coronavirus air sanitization/isolation system with anti-virus curtain. The system may include a group of anti-virus strips with attached separation magnets coupled to an air inlet housing mounted above (e.g., in an attic ceiling) in an enclosed space. The anti-virus strips may be coated with a saline and soap solution that attracts airborne droplets contaminated with the coronavirus and dissolves a fatty layer of coronavirus cell membranes to prevent cell replication of the coronavirus, thereby destroying the coronavirus. The air inlet housing may include exhaust ventilation fans, salt filters, a wick saturated with the saline and soap solution, an electro-static air filter, and a distribution air duct. The fans may be utilized to circulate an airstream containing the coronavirus through the anti-virus strips, the filters, the saturated wick, and the distribution air duct to remove the coronavirus while protecting occupants with uncontaminated air.