Odor, Mold, Chemical, Smoke and Particle Reductions

Odors

The purpose of this test was to evaluate to what effect the RGF's AOT unit has on cleaning chemicals, pet odors and perfume odors. This test was performed utilizing two 500 cubic foot test chambers and a ten-person odor panel. The qualitative asessments of the ten-person odor panel were then used as a means to determine the odor reduction.

Reduction Percentages

Cleaning chemicals 55+%

Pet odors 72%

Perfume odors 63+%

Source: RGF Environmental Group. Inc
Tested by CW Engineering (Independent PE Firm)

Chemical Odors (VOCs)

The purpose of this test was to evaluate the effect the RGF's AOT unit has on chemical odors.

Reduction Percentages

Toluene 29%

Methyl Ethyl Ketone 13%

D-limonene 98%

Tests were conducted by GC/MS
Tested by NELAP Accredited Independent Lab

Mold/Yeast

The purpose of this test was to evaluate the effect the RGF AOT unit has on mold/yeast bacteria (TPC). This test was performed utilizing a standard 2000 sq. ft. home and 3000 sq. ft. simulated home.

Reduction Percentages

Yeast 90+%

Bacteria 99%

Mold 97- 98%

Tested by California Microbiology Center Independent Accredited Lab/ IBR Kansas State University/ University of Florida/ United States Air Force RD Labs/ CW Engineering University of Cincinnati Kane Regional Hospital

Chemical Compounds

Gas Chromatograph/Mass Spectrometer test performed by Nelap Accredited Lab on airborne chemical compound reduction using RGF's AOT.

Reduction Percentages

Sweet Banana (Butyl Acetate) 100%

Plastic (Methyl Metharcyline) 100%

Rotten Cabbage (Methyl Mercaptan) 100%

Vegetable Sulfide (Carbon Disulfide) 30%

Rotten Eggs (Hydrogen Sulfide) 80%

Tested by California Microbiology Center Independent Accredited Lab/ IBR Kansas State University/ University of Florida/ United States Air Force RD Labs/ CW Engineering University of Cincinnati Kane Regional Hospital

Smoke

The purpose of this test was to evaluate to what effect the RGF's AOT unit has on cigarette smoke odors and particulate. This test was performed utilizing two 500 cubic foot test chambers and a ten-person odor panel. The qualitative assessments of the ten-person odor panel were then used as a means to determine the odor reduction.

Reduction Percentages

Smoke Odors 70%

Smoke Particulate 25%

Tested by CW Engineering (Independent PE Firm)
Particulate was tested with a laser particle counter.

Particulate [REME only] (12 hours ISO Class 4: 10,000 - 0.1 um)

The REME Cell is also effective in reducing particle counts in the controlled chamber. Particle counts are reduced to ISO Class 4 levels (10,000 - 0.1 um) after 12 hours of exposure to the REME Cell. After 24 hours of treatment, ISO Class 3 levels (1,000 - 0.1 um) were achieved. These are better than HEPA results.

Tested By Kansas State University Performance Analytical Labs