VacuTrace™ 60-Second Air Quality Test

VacuTrace™ measures total airborne ionic chemicals (µg/m³), including salts and acids that dissolve in moisture — contributing to corrosion, hygiene issues, and poor air quality.

VacuTrace sampler being used with a vacuum cleaner to collect airborne contamination

Everything Included — No Hidden Costs

Kit price includes worldwide priority post shipping, prepaid return postage for sampler, and a detailed expert lab report.

US$ 69.99

  • Quantitative lab analysis of key ionic contaminants
  • Chloride, nitrate, sulfate (from outdoor pollution & traffic)
  • Ammonium compounds (from cleaning agents)
  • Sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium
  • Acidic / alkaline residues from building materials & processes

How VacuTrace™ Works – In Just 3 Easy Steps

1
Collect Sample
Instruction drawing: using VacuTrace sampler with vacuum cleaner

Use the patented card-sized sampler with your vacuum cleaner — takes only 60 seconds.

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2
Mail It Back

Place the sampler in the prepaid return envelope and drop it in any mailbox.

3
Get Results

Receive your detailed digital lab report by email — usually within days.

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Why Test for Ionic Airborne Contamination?

Ionic air contamination refers to microscopic dust particles carrying electrically charged chemical residues — salts, acids, bases, and other ion-forming compounds.

These residues settle on surfaces, get inhaled, or affect sensitive equipment. Once they contact moisture, they become chemically active — causing real problems.

Ionic residues can:

  • Attract and hold moisture → sticky films on surfaces
  • Accelerate corrosion of metals, electronics, and HVAC systems
  • Promote microbial growth (bacteria, mold, biofilms)
  • Irritate skin, eyes, and airways — especially in sensitive people
  • Degrade plastics, coatings, textiles, and other materials

Professional labs routinely test dust for ionic content because it is one of the most powerful indicators of indoor environmental stress and hidden damage risk.