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are oxyions Safe?
They are not only completely safe, they are essential to a healthy life!
The organic Activated Oxygen portion, at the levels emitted by the
CatMouse MultiPet, are completely safe, just as in Nature, when used
as directed. The Maximum Acceptable Concentration (MAC), as
established by OSHA, is 0.10 PPM for 8 hours per day, 5 days a
week. Activated Oxygen can be an irritant in very high
concentrations. The CatMouse MultiPet has an Activated Oxygen
Output of only 0.01 to 0.04 ppm - well below FDA, EPA, OSHA and
NIOSH limit standards and below levels found in the cleanest,
freshest outdoor air! You can rest easy knowing your CatMouse
MultiPet is not only completely safe for you and your pet(s) but will
help you maintain better health in a cleaner, more odor-free,
pathogen-free environment. A good rule of thumb is that if you can
smell Activated Oxygen coming from the unit at a distance of 5-10
feet, you should reduce the setting. Detecting only a faint smell, or
none at all, is typically an extremely safe level. Unlike the hundreds of
thousands of harmful chemical incidents, there has NEVER been a
reported fatality worldwide from the use of Activated Oxygen (O3),
nor even a workers compensation claim.
What is the life of activated oxygen (o3)?
Nature’s Activated Oxygen (O3) has a half-life of about 30 minutes,
meaning it reduces itself by half about every 30 minutes. The
CatMouse MultiPet deodorizes and sanitizes safely and effectively
because it completely destroys all odors, chemicals and their fumes,
bacteria, mold, mildew and most pollutants...the only remaining
byproduct is Oxygen! Initial half-life reduction is fast because the
concentrated Activated Oxygen (O3) immediately starts attaching
itself to chemical fumes, pollutants, odors, bacteria and
microorganisms – destroying them in the process. Any remaining
“residual Activated Oxygen (O3)” will be reduced in half
approximately every 30 minutes. Any residual Activated Oxygen (O3)
can be quickly dissipated by simply “airing out” an area at any time if
needed.
CatMouse MultiPet
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