What is the function of car interior atomization disinfection?

[SanFinn]

The functions of car interior atomization disinfection include: 1. Ozone disinfection: It can only remove odors for a short time and cannot substantially disinfect or sterilize; 2. Steam disinfection: It can play a certain role in sterilization, disinfection, and odor removal, but electronic components in the car are prone to malfunction after steam treatment; 3. Photocatalytic disinfection; 4. Comprehensive removal of harmful organisms and bacteria in all corners and gaps of the interior, improving the air quality of the car's interior. The car atomization disinfection machine can purify the air inside the car, eliminate odors, and make people feel refreshed and focused on driving. The disadvantages are the complex operation, overly long disinfection time, unsatisfactory results when the car is heavily polluted, and potential adverse effects on the car's electronic systems due to steam. Therefore, it is not widely used at present.

[OAdeline]

As a parent with two children, I frequently perform car fogging disinfection, and I find it absolutely necessary. The disinfectant spray can kill 99% of viruses and bacteria, such as influenza viruses and mold that tend to hide in air vents or seat crevices. After cleaning, the risk of catching a cold is significantly reduced. It also eliminates various odors, like spoiled food residues or pet smells, making the air in the car fresh and comfortable. I schedule this every quarter, not only to protect my family's health but also to avoid worrying about my children's allergies or coughs. Investing a small amount in this gives me greater peace of mind during daily drives—it’s a smart choice.

[MadisonLynn]

I used to complain about the unpleasant smells in my car during my daily commute, like cigarette smoke or the sour stench of fast food leftovers, which made the ride unbearable. However, after trying aerosol disinfection, the difference was remarkable. The spray covered every inch of the car, including hard-to-reach corners, disinfecting while eliminating those nasty odors, leaving the air as fresh as a new car. Now, every commute feels relaxing, with no more stuffy sensations. I recommend doing this at least every six months, especially during seasonal changes—it not only purifies the environment but also enhances the overall driving experience. This investment is worth it—simple, effective, and far more reliable than using air fresheners.

[McDakota]

I'm a very cautious person, and in-car fogging disinfection is a regular task for me. It can penetrate deep into crevices to quickly kill bacteria, preventing colds or allergen growth. For example, after the pandemic, I do it monthly to ensure safety. The spray efficiently eliminates potential threats, turning the car interior into a more hygienic space. I recommend it for shared vehicles—it's affordable but reliably effective.