"AGT is Attacking Mold in Schools"
Knoxville, Tennessee - December 27, 2005 - Atmospheric Glow Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:AGWT) (AGT) is donating the use of its PlasmaAire™ TriClean Max to an East Tennessee school system that has been experiencing mold contamination. With PlasmaAire™ patented technology, airborne contaminants such as bacteria, mold, and odor-causing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are removed and destroyed. The TriClean Max operates without releasing harmful levels of ozone into the room.
Once the surface mold was removed, "we simply rolled the TriClean into the room and turned it on," said Ron Domitrovic, an AGT engineer. AGT is having the air quality independently tested before and after the use of its PlasmaAire(TM) product.
Many schools across the country are plagued with poor indoor air quality. "We see this as an opportunity to evaluate the performance of our product in an actual classroom setting," said Suzanne South, AGT's Director of Biodevelopment. The PlasmaAire™ TriClean Max provides clean air to a space; however, it does not address the source of the mold contamination.
The TriClean Max is AGT's first product in the PlasmaAire™ family. PlasmaAire™ products will provide a competitive edge in the multi-billion dollar indoor air purification market.
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