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Can you truly be clean if your bathroom isn’t clean? Consider all the mold, germs, and fungi that lives on in your bathroom. Sure, I can scrub down my bathroom, but regular cleaning isn’t going to destroy all the nastiness that lives in my bathroom. It’s gross when you think about it. 

Clean Bathroom with Ellumi

But then I found Ellumi, the combination of two companies: Evolution Lighting and Vital Vio. Basically, it’s combining lighting technology and bacteria-killing technology. Hence: a light that kills bacteria. I know, it sounds awesome. Ellumi safely kills up to 99$ of bacteria. That’s like slathering your entire bathroom with hand sanitizer…but, you know, without the slippery chemicals. It’s safe. It’s clean. It’s fantastic. 

But how does it work? 

University researchers have shown that certain wavelengths of visible light are deadly to bacteria, but safe for humans and pets. These wavelengths are used by Ellumi tickles certain bacteria molecules through a process called photo-activation. It causes cell damage and death. Fun, and scientific. 

Clean bathroom with Ellumi
A recent remodel we did with Ellumi Light over shower

Double Settings, Double Location

Worried about having that light on all the time? Not a problem, because there’s a standard light setting. Good, I can use it as a regular light. But when I want to get to bacteria-killing mode, I can switch it to a cool, violet light that gets rid of all the harmful bacteria invading my bathroom. Plus, it looks really cool. Imagine taking a shower while that light is shining. 

Okay, let’s real. The bathroom isn’t the only place where bacteria lurks. Okay, it’s all around your home. But the more worrying places are the bathroom…and the kitchen. Whether you like it or not, there’s staph, salmonella and e. Coli just living in your kitchen. Gross, considering you prepare and cook meals in there. Luckily, Ellumi is also offered as an under-cabinet lighting for your kitchen as well. 

Closing Thoughts

I recommend Ellumi for anyone, not just germaphobes.