What Contaminants can Sanuvox Destroy?

Listed below are some of the common odours, chemical pollutants and biological contaminants that are destroyed by Sanuvox air purifiers. We simply do not have room for a complete list.

Acetone
Alcoholic Beverages
Animal Dander
Animal Odours
Anaesthetics
Asphalt Fumes
Automobile Exhaust
Bacteria
Bathroom Odours
Body Odours
Burned Flesh
Burned Food
Charred Materials
Cheese Smells
Kitchen Smells
Cigarette Smoke

 

Coal Smoke
Combustion Odours
Cooking Odours
Creosote
Decaying Substances
Deodorants
Diesel Fumes
Embalming Odours
Ethyl Alcohol Eucalyptol
Exhaust Fumes
Fabric Finishes
Faecal Odours
Fertilizer
Film Processing Odours
Fish
Formaldehyde
Fuel Gases
Garlic
Gasoline
 

Hair Spray
Incomplete Combustion
Industrial Wastes
Kerosene
Lactic Acid
Liquor Odours Masking Agents
Methyl Alcohol
Mildew Mould
Nail Polish
Naphtha (Coal tar)
Naphtha (Petroleum)
Nicotine
Noxious Gases Organic Chemicals Packing House Odours
Paint
Paste & Glue
Perfumes, Cosmetics
Perspiration
 

Pet Odours
Plastics
Poultry Odours
Rubber
Sewer Odours
Smoke
Spoiled Food
Tar
Tarnishing Gases
Tobacco Smoke
Turpentine Vapours
Varnish Fumes
Vinegar
Viruses
Volatile Materialize
Waste Products
Xylene
The following are some of the common micro organisms destroyed by Sanuvox air purifiers. 

Bacteria
Protozoa
Measles
S. enteritidis
Eberthella typhosa

Meisseria catarrahalis
Viruses
Tuberculosis bacilli
Influenza
B. paratyphosus

Escherichia coli
Proteus vulgaris
Dysentery bacilli
Mold Spores
Lengioncellosis

Bacillus anthracis
B. subtilis
Micrococcus candidus
S. tyhimurium
Staphylococcus aureus