How do Mission Control Disinfectants work?
Mission Control™ long lasting disinfectants continue to work long after they have been applied. Their antibacterial properties last for days, even months after application. They are non-hazardous and Australian made.
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How does Mission Control™ work?
Ordinarily, when an untreated surface is touched or sneezed upon, germs are left lying in wait for the next person that touches the same surface. Regular Disinfectants kill these germs but within minutes the surface can be reinfected when someone else sneezes on or touches it.
The active ingredient in Mission Control™ is a molecular bonding polymer that has been extracted from coconut oil and has antimicrobial properties. Because it bonds to the surface, its antimicrobial properties are held in place, protecting the surface for much longer than other disinfectants.
The concept isn’t new; we use surface spray against crawling insects and furniture spray for stain protection. Now there is a surface spray that protects against germs and bacteria.
How do you apply Mission Control Disinfectants?
Mission Control™ disinfectants can be applied directly onto surfaces, or through the use of fogging equipment.
Once dry, a microscopic and invisible germ barrier is formed. Mission Control™ bonds to surfaces, then penetrates and ‘explodes’ germs and bacteria that come into contact with it.
What do you mean by Mission Control ‘Explodes’ Germs?
The antimicrobial properties of Mission Control™ are its thousands of tiny electrified spears. When germs and bacteria come into contact with a treated surface the spears pierce the cell membrane (like popping a balloon), which kills the microbe. A microscopic electrical discharge also occurs, ensuring complete destruction.
Because a physical action is used to destroy germs and bacteria, they cannot build immunity and develop into Superbugs.
