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CLEVELAND (WJW) — Local restaurants are using state-of-the-art air filtering systems to combat COVID-19.
Barley House, Harry Buffalo and Rebol say they are using ActivePure units in areas of their restaurants where customers spend most of their time.
Studies show the COVID-killing units significantly help reduce surface and airborne contaminants, odors and pollutants at a rate of over 99.9 percent within a few minutes.
“That was the tipping-point for us to have them placed in our locations,” said owner of Barley House, Corey May. “Providing the safest environment for our customers has always been a top priority at all of our locations.”
The Cleveland Clinic also recently installed 50 units in their operating rooms.
