PhoneSoap UV-C Phone Sanitizer Review

[@computergrant1]

Great video! I started researching and ordering many different UVC lights when the coronavirus started here in the USA. 3 weeks ago, I came up with a brilliant invention to help control the spread of all viruses and bacteria throughout the world. I don't have the funds, or the know how, to get it out there.

[@Российскийбот-ы3у]

Florescent UVB lights are available to treat skin conditions like eczema. They are very expensive but also very powerful, and can sanitize a keyboard, for example, in a few minutes.

[@Ai-Galaxy-GS]

Eczema too?

[@zatannavolkoff]

Oh come on! Another person who didn’t do the Petri dish test! I would’ve liked the vid & believed you if you did the test!

[@CatusMaximus]

Next time!

[@sghr220]

You keep your particles out of my particles and we good. :) Seriously though, used to erase EPROMs with a similar device. Extremely bad for the skin and eyes.

[@ScrapZero]

The UV-C light ia very harmful to eyes too. Is there light leakage at all and do you think we should worry about being exposed to UV-C rays when operating this thing?

[@ajuister]

Got mine in December and it already stopped working unfortunately. Worked really well until it died

[@RuthMcDougal]

Did they replace the bulbs for you or was it the full unit that was broken?

[@ajuister]

Idk what happened. Based on the questions they asked me didn't seem like it was the bulb however they did quickly get a unit back out to me within 2 weeks of me shipping my unit back to them

[@RuthMcDougal]

@@ajuister Thanks!! Well, at least they have good customer service then!

[@nainmartinez838]

Stonks

[@Ohio_FireGroundPhotography]

Kroger has them for 19.99

[@ricoviii1]

Not phonesoap

[@TopDog8762]

That was very cool. Now someone is going to remake and improve it I bet.

[@hateercenor]

I work in clean-rooms and it was difficult to procure masks. Especially now since everyone has to wear a mask.