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The Aquasalys provides a non-toxic disinfectant and cleaning action
photo: Camylle
French wellness provider, Camylle, has introduced a new disinfection device called Aquasalys, which generates 100 per cent biodegradable disinfectant made from electrolysed water and salt.
The Aquasalys provides a non-toxic disinfectant and cleaning action, as well as acting as a powerful air sanitiser and deodoriser, useful for purifying the air in the hammam, sauna or treatment room.
To use the product, users combine water and two pods of Camylle’s Salys salt in the Aquasalys, which then produces a sprayable solution capable of eradicating 99.99 per cent of micro-organisms and is effective against bacteria, viruses, algae, spores, moulds and fungi.
The product leaves a streak-free surface on glass, chrome and stainless steel and removes biofilm, making it ideal for disinfecting spas, whirlpools and all wet environments.
Camylle CEO, Marc Massing, explained that: “At the beginning of the pandemic I said to myself that I should take advantage of this period to propose something that I would not have developed under normal conditions.
“It had to lead to something constructive that would move things forward and help the spa world in the managing of the crisis.”
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Supplier: Laboratoires Camylle
Sarreguemines
France
LABORATOIRES CAMYLLE of France has developed a range of products that combine essential oils with an environment dedicated to wellness. CAMYLLE has established itself as a reference in enhancing humid zones in spas through the use of aromatherapy, while relying on 100% pure and natural essential oils as the base for treatment. The company’s products are designed to be used in spas, balneotherapy centres, swimming pools, thermal-cure and seawater treatment centres, gyms, and beauty salons.
Web: www.camylle.com
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