Kill All Viruses and Microbes on a Cell Phone for Months with a Single Treatment of CleanerStuff

Spokane, WA, May 23, 2013 --(PR.com)-- One application of a Long-Term Antimicrobial solution on high-touch personal devices like cell phones, remote controls, keyboards and door knobs will kill all viruses and dangerous microbes that they come in contact with, for months. A single treatment will kill the common cold virus, influenza, bronchitis, croup, pneumonia, E. coli, Streptomyces (strep throat), meningitis, mononucleosis, Staphylococcus, ringworm and thousands of other nasty viruses and microbes.

Every day high-touch devices in the home are exposed to millions of germs brought in by family members from their daily travels, guests, pets and even the wind. Long-Term Antimicrobial treated surfaces will physically kill these germs on contact, notably reducing the health risk to anyone using these devices.

How this proven technology works is actually quite simple; the active chemical in this solution physically bonds to the surface of almost any personal device. At a nano level this new layer of molecules will physically puncture and electrocute all dangerous microbes they come in contact with. On the website - LongTermAntimicrobial.com - there are several good videos produced by the world leaders in this industry showing how this technology works. Also on that site are links to the documented success stories and a lot more.

“Long-Term Antimicrobial solutions have been available to hospitals, educational facilities, the hospitality industry and others for over 20 years. Only recently has this technology been available to the general public,” said Heather S. Wilson, Microbiology Consultant to CleanerStuff.com, a reseller of Long-Term Antimicrobial solutions. “If the high-touch devices in your home are actively killing dangerous viruses and microbes 24-hours a day your family’s exposure to potential illnesses are significantly reduced.”

CleanerStuff is one of the first U.S. companies to offer this EPA-approved Long-Term Antimicrobial treatment to the general public. More information is available at CleanerStuff.com.