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If so what are you happy with and what is disappointing?





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like for killing germs?


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No, its so you can see your fluorescent body paint designs before going to your adults only Halloween parties.


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I have one on an old Santana poster.
Abraxas?


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I have one on an old Santana poster.
Abraxas?


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Restaurants use them to abate germy stuff,
Hospitals use them for the same reason.

They sell them for tooth brushes, cell phones, refrigerators, toilets.





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We have a couple air filters with small UV lights in them to hopefully kill some germs/mold in the air. We have them in the living room and family room.

I also have a UV lamp I've used to kill mold on a surface, but it's pretty nasty. It puts off ozone, and you shouldn't be in the same room with it when the light is on because the light could damage your eyes.
 
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I forgot about the HVAC usage





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UV causes cataracts. Any use should ensure it does not reflect or shine directly in your eyes.
 
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I used to hang out at a dance club in the Chicago suburbs that had ALL UV lighting. You had trouble telling what the girls looked like until you went outside. Had a cool name, The Blue Village. The club even had IDs so they could exclude certain people.
 
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During COVID, my kids’ school bought a handheld UV light to disinfect the keyboards in the computer lab. The papers that came with it said 30 seconds of exposure to sterilize most bacteria, but 5 minutes to inactivate viruses. The math didn’t work out well with 24 keyboards and mice especially considering when the light only covered 1/3 of a keyboard when held at the prescribed distance. When I pointed this out, they went back to Lysol spray and Clorox wipes.
 
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Installed one in the HVAC air handler this summer when we put in the mega sized filter to replace the factory filter from Carrier.

Dunno if it's doing a lot but it has a small indicator at the end of the tube that is in the AC handler door and it has a cool blue hue.

Since we are in Humidistan FL figured it wouldn't hurt to have extra help keeping the AC degerminated...
 
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I replaced the ventilation fan in our master bathroom during a recent renovation. I opted for a model with selectable UV/white modes of operation. Supposedly, the UV light will inhibit mildew and bacteria growth. I can’t really tell if it’s doing anything at all. It does serve as a great night light, and we’ve discovered Irish Spring soap glows incredibly bright under UV!




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I replaced the ventilation fan in our master bathroom during a recent renovation. I opted for a model with selectable UV/white modes of operation. Supposedly, the UV light will inhibit mildew and bacteria growth. I can’t really tell if it’s doing anything at all. It does serve as a great night light, and we’ve discovered Irish Spring soap glows incredibly bright under UV!



That's all the ground up Leprechauns in the soap!!




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I replaced the ventilation fan in our master bathroom during a recent renovation. I opted for a model with selectable UV/white modes of operation. Supposedly, the UV light will inhibit mildew and bacteria growth. I can’t really tell if it’s doing anything at all. It does serve as a great night light, and we’ve discovered Irish Spring soap glows incredibly bright under UV!



That's all the ground up Leprechauns in the soap!!
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We use black light for crime scenes. It works well for that.
 
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When traveling a proper wavelength UV flashlight can be helpful in determining if a motel room is clean or not.



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When traveling a proper wavelength UV flashlight can be helpful in determining if a motel room is clean or not.


I use one for that very purpose.

My master bathroom fan automatically switches to UV after some time. I forget the reason.



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While living in AZ,
I used one often to find scorpions,
Near the house.

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