The way I envisioned it, Medizone would take cultures of the drains and faucets of all pipes.
Validation of pathogens, and then proposal to eradicate.
They would be required to completely drain the pipes from the outside entrance, all the way to the faucets. Then air dry those pipes.
Then force Trioxidane from one end and collect at the other.
From a cost basis, which it cheaper?
Replacing all pipes in a building?
Or individual shut down of selected pipes?
Which would require the longer period of time?
Clearly replacing pipes in a building would disable the entire building for months.
One pipe at a time for several hours seems to be a better approach.
If......If......If..... This is even a possibility.
The hypotheticals, I find interesting.
The reality is to get past FDA first.
Holster your weapons. Or at least use the safety.
If this were my company I would investigate every possible application.
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