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Halo Vacuum Uses UV-C Rays


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Kill Germs With UV - Halo Vacuum Uses UV-C Rays (VIDEO)
Halo Vacuum Uses UV-C Rays
Published: Nov 11, 07
Views: 2,704

Halo is using a new ultraviolet technology, UV-C, on their vacuum cleaners. This spectrum of UV light kills dust mites, viruses, flea eggs, mold, and other germs without the use of toxic chemicals. The sweepers have this light on the bottom, frying the little critters that live in your carpet. I think this is a powerful accessory for $499.

This long lasting bulb will provide approximately 8,000 hours of use and should not need to be replaced for the life of the unit. (gadgetmadness)

References:  gethalo, gadgetmadness

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