445. UV Lights For HVAC Units

28 Jan 2026 · 5 min
Episode

28 Jan 2026 · 5 min

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A short podcast monologue by Derek Cole (Derek Cole Podcast) explaining the use of UV lights in residential/commercial HVAC systems to kill or disrupt germs, bacteria, viruses and prevent mold and biological growth. The host describes a "kill zone" and surrounding "control area" around UV lamps, gives everyday analogies (north side of trees/house, drying mats in sun) to show UV’s effect, cites an allergen figure ("72 trillion allergens enter your home daily"), and closes with marketing calls-to-action (share episode, hashtag #HealthyHome, Apple Podcasts reviews, visit simmons1hour.com).

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