Can UV light wands actually disinfect your Airbnb? An expert explains.


Airbnb needs people to feel safe. Since the coronavirus pandemic started, the company added new cleaning guidelines and a 72-hour buffer between stays. 
Still, with more than 4.9 million coronavirus cases recorded around the world, people are understandably paranoid about staying in a stranger's home. 
That's probably why you've seen ads for UV light products online, like wands that promise to kill viruses and bacteria. But just how effective are they?
The basics: UVA and UVB vs. UVC

Unlike UVA and UVB, UVC is absorbed completely by the atmosphere.
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There are several kinds of UV light, explained Andrea Armani, a professor of chemical engineering and material science at the University of Southern California.  Read more…More about Airbnb, Uv Light, Disinfectant, Coronavirus, and Uvc

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