The Next Evolution of Air! Lysol Air Sanitizer for Modern Facilities

Lysol Air Sanitizer eliminates odors by killing 99.9% of odor-causing bacteria in the air.

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Facility workers and visitors don’t want just another pleasant scent. They want confidence that the air they breathe is being sanitized.

In this episode of Straight Talk!, James Nadeau with Reckitt, the company behind the Lysol Pro Solutions brand, explains the research behind that expectation and introduces Lysol Air Sanitizer for professional spaces such as offices, schools, and commercial facilities.

According to the survey referenced in the interview, more than 70% of on-site employees have avoided shared spaces due to odors or stuffy air, 60% have refused to use a smelly restroom, 78% are still concerned about airborne viruses, and 80% would feel more comfortable if air were actively sanitized.

The solution? A proven air sanitizer, not another deodorizer. When used as directed, EPA-approved Lysol air sanitizer kills 99.9% of viruses and bacteria in the air and eliminates odors by killing odor-causing bacteria in the air.

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