Electronics

[Pecky]

I saw Alberti present this earlier.  Does it really work or is it a waste of money?

[Kachina624]

Other than having a lab test done, I don't know how a consumer would have a way knowing if it works.  That's the catch with any germ-killing device.

[Mz iMac]

@Pecky 

If you want to know if it really works, research reviews all over the net & also YouTube reviews.  Doesn't hurt to check Q's reviews too on its product site.

[Pecky]

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@Mz iMac wrote:

@Pecky 

If you want to know if it really works, research reviews all over the net & also YouTube reviews.  Doesn't hurt to check Q's reviews too on its product site.

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@Mz iMac Reading the reviews consumer reports and other places they say that it really does work and that is how hospitals disinfect.  

[Imaoldhippie]

IMO, its a waste of money, a disinfectant cleaner or any cleaner will do the same job.  It has been said all along that you do not have to use a disinfectant to kill covid on any solid surface.  Hence just plain soap and water is recommended for handwashing.

[Miss Pepsi]

I thought about this but in the end how does one really know if it works.  I wouldn't waste my hard earned momey on this but thats just me.

[Caffeina]

After watching the presentation and reading the description, I can't think of one reason to buy it.

[stevieb]

I fail to see the need or the point. Wipe the blasted phone down with something designed to kill germs and call it a day. This strikes me as yet another ploy to make money off this pandemic.

[SilleeMee]

Some people put their masks in them.

[momoftwo2007]

I don't own a Phone Soap Sanitizer, but I owned a similar one of a different brand. I use it to sanitize my masks.  I bought some disposable surgical masks, and after I use each mask, I "quarantine" them in paper bags for a few days, and then sanitize them in the sanitizer before resuing them.  I don't know for sure if the sanitizer actually did anything, but it sure makes me feel better.