CASE STUDIES

How Facilities Put GEIA Dry Misting to Work โ€” In Their Own Words

Across healthcare, animal care, and beyond, facility teams are adding hypochlorous dry misting as a layer on top of the cleaning they already do. These are their stories โ€” the challenge they faced, why they chose GEIA, and the results they report. Every page frames outcomes as the customer's reported experience, never as a GEIA efficacy claim.

WHY THESE STORIES MATTER

A Layer on Top of Cleaning โ€” Not a Replacement for It

GEIA dry misting disperses hypochlorous (HOCl) as a 1–3 micron mist that reaches the air, walls, ventilation, floors, and the corners a cloth never touches. It fits as the final step in a facility's existing routine: clean, address high-touch points, then mist. The teams below didn't throw out their protocols. They added a layer โ€” and these case studies capture what changed, in their own words.

HOW TO READ THESE

Customer Experience, Reported Honestly

The quotes on these pages are our customers' own words, attributed to them. GEIA equipment is an application method โ€” it makes no kill, eliminate, or destroy claims, and it is not EPA-registered as a disinfectant. EPA registration belongs to the chemistry. When you read a result here, read it as one facility's reported experience.

GEIA equipment disperses hypochlorous solutions as an additional layer within a facility's cleaning, sanitizing, and air-quality protocols. EPA-registered efficacy claims belong to the chemistry โ€” see HOCl Tablets (3.3g and 6.5g Tablets). GEIA equipment itself does not carry disinfectant kill claims.

See What a Layer of Dry Misting Could Do for Your Facility

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