How Our Whole-Space Process Works
A Clear Overview of Our Application Process, Safety Standards, and Solution Selection.
How Aerosolized Hydrogen Peroxide Works
Aerosolized hydrogen peroxide (aHP) is a whole-space application method that disperses micro-sized droplets throughout an enclosed environment.
The mist behaves like air, allowing it to circulate through a space simultaneously rather than relying on manual surface contact alone.
At a molecular level, hydrogen peroxide breaks down into reactive oxygen species that interact with organic materials and microorganisms.
After application, the solution naturally breaks down into water and oxygen, leaving no residue behind.
Process Overview
Space Prepared and Vacated
Treatment occurs only in unoccupied spaces.
Whole-Space Circulation
Fine aerosol moves like air throughout the environment.
Defined Contact Time and Ventilation
Controlled contact period followed by ventilation.
Natural Breakdown After Use
Solution breaks down into water and oxygen.
Solutions Used in Our Process
Hydrogen Peroxide–Based Cleaning & Deodorizing Solution
- Odor source reduction
- Supporting general surface cleanliness
- Shared spaces
- Routine facility maintenance
- Breaks down into water and oxygen, no residue
EPA-Registered Hydrogen Peroxide Disinfectant
- Enhanced disinfecting protocols
- Time-sensitive situations
- Environments requiring EPA-registered disinfectants
- Applied strictly per label directions
Safety & Application Standards
- Application performed in unoccupied spaces only
- Defined contact periods
- Ventilation following treatment
- Monitoring consistent with OSHA exposure guidelines
- EPA label compliance when applicable
Services support cleanliness and odor control. Specific pathogen reduction outcomes are not guaranteed.