Commercial message: Smartphones have become an integral part of our lives. They are a great support for us when solving work issues, help us entertain ourselves while traveling to work, or thanks to them we reach our destination faster. However, few people realize how many bacteria can remain on their phones throughout the day and how much of them we take home with us.
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Washing your hands after coming home or before eating are learned rituals that we follow regularly. However, few people clean their phones as carefully, which often have more bacteria on them than their own hands. ProSince we take our phones with us almost everywhere, including our beds, bacteria left on our devices can be a major safety risk and a carrier of diseases. In light of the current global situation, Danish manufacturer PanzerGlass is launching a brand new disinfectant PanzerGlass SPRAY Twice A DayTM, which brings the highest degree of effectiveness against bacteria. The effects of the new product, which successfully eliminates 99,999% of bacteria, can be used for all mobile devices, screens or prescription glasses.
PanzerGlass SPRAY Twice A DayTM developed in Denmark in close cooperation with the Danish Institute of Technology. According to the European approach to comparing the antibacterial effect in a cleaning solution, it was approved according to the latest standard ISO EN 1276. The preparation PanzerGlass SPRAY Twice A DayTM It is one of the most effective things you can use to disinfect and remove bacteria. The cleaner is very easy to apply. Just spray it directly onto the display, spread it over the entire surface and don'tchat a few seconds to act. Then just wipe with the included cloth and the vast majority of bacteria are gone. The product does not contain any alcohol, so there is no risk of wiping off the protective oleophobic layer of the display and at the same time it is completely harmless to the skin. New antibacterial product PanzerGlass SPRAY Twice A DayTM is already on sale for a price of 249 CZK.
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