Creating a healthy environment by drastically reducing the time and cost of cleaning, Creating a healthy environment by drastically reducing the time and cost spent on cleaning.

Tadao Matsumoto, a pioneer in protecting health by improving the environment, presents a mechanism and a sustainable system to reduce dust in a room without human intervention, Tadao Matsumoto, a pioneer in the field of environmental health care, presented the mechanism by which dust in a room can be rapidly reduced without human intervention and how it can be sustained.

2024.07.11 10:15

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Prana Corporation (Location: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Tadao Matsumoto) announces the July 11, 2024 (Thursday) release of "Short-Time Sweeping," which will significantly reduce the time and cost of cleaning and create a healthier environment.

Background of the release

For 37 years, we have been involved in cleaning hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, schools, daycare centers, and kindergartens, and we value the importance of providing health for all in an environment of good air.

However, this cannot be realized or continued if it takes a burden of time, effort, and money to do so. Therefore, as something we should do now, we visualized the air flow and the movement of dust, bacteria, mold, etc. that are occurring in the indoor environment in front of us, and found that the pollution of the indoor environment is based on a simple law, and if we build on this law, we can realize short-time cleaning.

Mechanism of Short-Time Sweeping

(1) The decisive factor is the "cross-industry collaboration of sweeping thoughts and love.

Instead of putting all the burden on cleaning, we have combined cutting-edge technologies from other industries to create a short-time cleaning system based on scientific evidence that allows people to reduce the frequency and effort of cleaning without worrying.

(2) Discovered that the cause of people breathing polluted air and not reducing the burden of cleaning is the wall.

Dust rides on air currents and sticks to dead-end walls and other surfaces.

(Walls have more dust, mold, bacteria, allergens, etc. than you can imagine.)

) - Because the airflow along the walls is in small whirlpools, the dust on the walls rides the whirlpools and repeatedly dances, falls, and sticks to the walls again.

Nevertheless, it is time-consuming, expensive, and impractical for a person to clean a wall larger than the floor area.

Airflow from a circulator

(2) Scattering of dust and other particles by air currents

(3) Simply by applying a state-of-the-art coating agent with a superhydrophilic film that reduces static electricity on the walls and also makes them less susceptible to dirt, dust, etc., will overwhelm the walls and reduce the amount of dust in the room after repeated floor cleaning several times.