A More Complete Approach to Whole Space Disinfection

GEIA dry misting uses ultrasonic technology to distribute Annihilyte hypochlorous acid as an ultra-fine mist throughout an enclosed treatment area. The process helps reach exposed surfaces and difficult-to-address locations that can be missed or inconsistently treated through manual application alone.

Help Close the Gaps in Manual Disinfection

Spray-and-wipe disinfection remains an important part of facility care, but its effectiveness depends on complete application, proper concentration and the full label-required contact time. In large rooms, irregular environments and heavily used spaces, consistently reaching every exposed area can be difficult.

GEIA transforms Annihilyte into an ultra-fine dry mist that disperses throughout the treatment area and settles across exposed surfaces. This broader distribution can improve consistency across corners, undersides, vents, high surfaces, soft goods and other areas that are difficult to address individually.

What GEIA Dry Misting Does

• Distributes ultra-fine droplets evenly throughout an enclosed space
• Treats exposed surfaces and helps address odors as part of a coordinated facility program
• Extends coverage to areas traditional wiping and spraying may miss
• Reduces the amount of individual manual spraying required for whole-space application
• Creates a repeatable process that can complement existing cleaning and infection-prevention procedures

Powered by Annihilyte Hypochlorous Acid

Annihilyte is an EPA-registered disinfectant made primarily from water and sodium chloride. The resulting hypochlorous acid solution has a near-neutral pH and is designed for broad facility-disinfection applications when used according to the product label.

The product label and organism table include efficacy claims for a range of bacteria, viruses and spores at specified concentrations and contact times. Facility teams should confirm the target organism, application instructions and required contact time before every use.

Where GEIA Can Fit

GEIA dry misting may support disinfection programs in healthcare environments, schools and universities, airports and other transportation facilities, offices, hotels, senior living communities, stadiums, fitness facilities, food-service environments, cruise ships and other high-traffic shared spaces.

It can be particularly useful for large rooms, mixed-surface environments, spaces with limited turnaround time and facilities preparing for or responding to heightened illness concerns.

An Additional Layer Not a Replacement for Cleaning

Dry misting does not remove visible soil and does not replace routine cleaning. It provides an additional disinfection layer after appropriate cleaning and should be incorporated alongside hand hygiene, isolation procedures and other facility-specific infection-control practices.

See Whether GEIA Fits Your Facility

Sani-Chem can help you review treatment areas, operating schedules, current protocols and disinfection goals to determine how GEIA dry misting may fit within your program.