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We know that cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting products is essential. Recent events have shown us even more so how important it is to maintain a clean, healthy living environment to help prevent the spread of viruses. Many of the products people are stocking up on to accomplish this, however, are often dangerous.

If you pay attention to the ingredients listed in commercial sanitizing products, you'll see that the vast majority of them are full of chemicals. In many cases, not all of the toxic chemicals used are even listed. That's because there are no specific laws in place that require the manufacturer of these products to list ingredients considered to...

Sanitizing is an important part of cleaning and disinfecting. Cleaning simply isn't enough if you want to remediate harmful germs. When you clean, you get rid of visible surface dirt, but you don't kill the germs and bacteria that cause illness. That's why a regular sanitizing and disinfecting routine is so important to sustain a healthy environ...

With many states in the country beginning to look at re-opening, we must consider how to be more mindful of where we work and play as it applies to maintaining a healthy space. We've always known that cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting is important, and the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us it's even more important than ever.

The words germs and bacteria are often used interchangeably today. Germs is not used as widely in the medical community or the scientific community as it used to be. The word bacteria is more prominent and acceptable. Germs, however, encompass bacteria, fungi, viruses, and protozoa, the word "germs" can be applied to any of the microscopic parti...

Contrary to popular belief, sanitizing and disinfecting are two different things entirely. The two terms are often confused, however, they serve two different purposes. The purpose of disinfecting is to very quickly kill off germs and bacteria. Disinfectants are typically chemical based and can be harmful to people. Disinfectants are not meant t...

Coronavirus has become a worldwide pandemic. There is a great deal of information on social media and other outlets. It's important to remember not everything you hear is true, so when you are looking for information, always turn to those resources you trust. GenEon Technologies provides information to help you stay safe during these difficult times.

Viruses need the cells of a living host to reproduce, so the life span of a virus outside of a human body is typically shorter than bacteria, which can reproduce on their own and without a host. This doesn't mean you can't catch a virus from touching surfaces or by shaking hands with someone. You certainly can.

GenEon uses it's on-site generation technology to allow users to produce an electrically charged mixture of water and proprietary minerals known as Electrolyzed Water on demand.

Safe cleaning products, ideally, would pose absolutely no threat to the environment or to the people using or coming into contact with products that claim to be safe, but there is no way to be certain the companies that make these claims are following any sort of guidelines.