Hello:
I want to make you aware of our Photox, Photocatalytic Oxidation Air Purification units that have been shown to be effective at destroying formaldehyde. Our Photox units work on basically the same principle as the catalytic converter on the automobile exhaust system and destroy organic vapors through and oxidation process using ultraviolet light and a special catalytic filter. Our units are portable and would be a cost effective solution to this problem. Photox units do not make ozone and in fact will destroy ozone if it is present. More information is available on our web site www.PhotoxPureAir.com
Let me know if I you have any questions or need more information.
Thank you,
Bob Kim
bkim@zentox.com
Photox Business Manager
757-369-9870
www.PhotoxPureAir.com
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