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Easy-to-Use Violight Razor Sanitizer Zaps Germs

Sept. 21, 2009

Jeremy Nisen--HispanicBusiness.com

Easy-to-Use Violight Razor Sanitizer Zaps Germs

The Violight Razor Sanitizer is a carrying case for your razor with a little something extra.

Anyone that shaves on the go knows how easy it is to expose your razor to tons of differing surfaces, all with differing levels of germs and bacteria. Think about it: over the course of a week, you might shave in your home, a hotel, the gym, a friend's house, an airplane, and even your car.

Lots of potential for cross contamination. This could mean creating skin problems -- bumps and the like -- by shaving; it could mean something more serious if you actually give yourself a nick or two.

The Violight Razor Sanitizer aims to solve all that with an ultaviolet technology the company claims will kill up to 99.9% of germs and bacteria on your razor. An ultraviolet bulb is situated at one end of the case. A razor is held ably in place with the help of a spring-powered base, so that the blades will be in the optimal position to get the ultraviolet treatment. Closing the case activates a soft slow from the bulb; it bathes the blade for several minutes to banish bad stuff like e. coli.

It's easy to forget that technological advancements to help our lives doesn't have to be "information technology." The carrying case makes shaving on the go much more convenient than leaving it loose in your toiletries bag . . . and much safer as well.

Approx. $30.


For more stories covering the world of technology, please see Hispanic Business' Tech Channel



Source: HispanicBusiness.com (c) 2009. All rights reserved.


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maggiebrown
9/22/2009 11:59:41 PM PST
My child came home from school the other day saying that they learned to cough and sneeze into their elbow with Germy Wormie, and I was totally taken aback. I always covered with my hands. But I went to the website and now I get it, hands touch, elbows don't!! Kids can touch 300 surfaces in 1/2 hour and they hate to wash their hands. This is a simple thing that can make a huge difference. Also, there is a fun DVD the kids love, and it teaches them other necessary hygiene habits as well.




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