Your Environment – it starts with you

Most people believe that smog and pollution are outdoor problems and they tend to think that when they go indoors, they are entering a sanctuary, free from pollution. That could not be further from the truth. According to the EPA, indoor-air can be up to 10 times dirtier than outside air.

A study by the University of Arizona shows that North Americans touch an average of 300 surfaces every 30 minutes, picking up germs and, in many cases, transporting them elsewhere.

One (1) out of every 5 surfaces people touch in offices, playgrounds, public spaces and stores contained traces of body fluids that could contain pathogens (e.g.: Avian Flu, MRSA, Swine Flu, bacteria, viruses and other “superbugs”)

The Big Picture - Is it safe indoors?

The results of our lifestyles do impact our personal environments as well the health of the planet. Think about this, we take ambient outside that is air already polluted by automobile emissions and other contaminates and we bring it into our homes, offices and workplaces and through the coarse of daily lives, cleaning, cooking, etc. make it up to 10 times worse and then send it back outside.

So we live and work in air that is on average much dirtier than the air outside and then send it back outside further polluting the environment. Think what a difference it would make if we all took in dirty outside air, cleaned it and sent that cleaner air back outside. The results are easy to see, cleaner personal environments for our family, friends and employees and each of us a proactive step towards a cleaner and healthier planet.

Stop providing the pathway to bacteria and viruses and help stop the transport and spread of infection by making your surfaces "continuously antiseptic and self cleaning". Its as important as washing your hands.

Let ABS turn you personal environments into "Healthy Human Habitats".

Let ABS help clean up your personal environments, so that you can help the in the fight for a cleaner planet. ABS for your "Healthy Human Habitat".