Blog Posts About Education

Through GenEon's sustainable system, several schools and universities in the U.S. are able to maintain a hygienic environment where students, teachers, and janitorial staff can be protected against germs and infectious diseases.

Over the past decade or so, many companies have begun to market "green" products to lessen the strain on our eco-system. These same products, according to Healthy Green Purchasing for Asthma Prevention by Maia Gokhale, MPH, LEED Green Associate can help "reduce the environmental triggers that may put children's airways in danger."

It has always been essential to keep schools, colleges, universities, and daycares consistently clean, sanitized and disinfected. COVID-19 emphasizes the importance of disinfecting the classroom, even more, presenting schools with unprecedented challenges to keep their students and staff safe.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has stated that federal guidelines regarding these products aren't as stringent as they should be, pointing out that manufacturers are not required to list proprietary ingredients for their products. This leaves a lot of wiggle room for companies trying to capitalize on the health and environmental a...

In 1839, a pioneering scientist named Michael Faraday discovered the groundbreaking technological phenomena of electrolysis. This is the basis of GenEon's powerful disinfecting, sanitizing, and cleaning solutions. We use this same technology to allow our customers to produce an electrically charged mixture of water and proprietary minerals.

Cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting products purchased off store shelves can be dangerous to people, pets, and the planet because they contain numerous unlisted ingredients that can be harmful. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Environmental Protection Agency, and other health organizations have been expressing their c...

Germs and bacteria are everywhere. Combating these germs and bacteria is an ongoing process that should be undertaken regularly to help prevent the spread of disease. While it's extremely important to keep a clean and sanitized environment, it's also important to know the truth about germs.

With most of the country heading back to school, there are a lot of concerns about the health and safety of the students. The government has already provided schools with additional funding and stimulus packages to help get them through the pandemic, starting with a $2 trillion stimulus package approved in March that supports education.

Sometimes information needs to get really personal before we pay attention. Take cleaning products, for example. Every one of us uses them or breathes their fumes every day, whether we're at work or at home. That's because we all want our environments to look, feel, and smell clean, right? Makes sense, but we're paying a high price for all that...

We want to keep our children safe from toxic chemicals. Unfortunately, many of the products we use to make these facilities safe are actually posing a threat. That's because many cleaners, particularly those used in commercial settings, are full of hidden dangers we don't even consider.