Negatively Charged Hotel?

It seems to be ironic that negative produces positive effects in the sense that we are accustomed that negative produces also negative effects and positive produces the same effects. But in the contrary, the union of both positive and negative is the one that produces actually either the real positive effects or negative effects and not actually negative alone and positive alone. Take for an easy example: how can the male alone or female alone produce or begot a baby or child without the union of male and female? This is the science of producing something –union- either that will yield positive effects or negative effects; and from this science truths, the idea of a negatively charge building arose. For it was believed that particles we unknowingly inhale in our surroundings have either positive charge or neutral. Some of these positively charge are said to be the air pollutants mostly found in an air polluted environment such as the heavy congested on smoke and smog Metro Manila Philippines. However, in a congested, smog and smoke filled environment of Metro Manila Philippines, one can still see green things amidst the dark ambience and scarce of plants around through implementing the green concept of living.

The recent addition to this is the erection of a so-called “Ecology Hotel” at the Manila Ocean Park. This new Philippine hotel is dubbed as the “first and only ‘ecology hotel’” in the Philippines, having its walls painted with negatively charged paint that attracts dust, allergenic and pathogenic particles in the air, Thus, leaving the surrounding air of the building or the environment or ecology of the hotel free or clean of these air pollutants. Thus, it is called “ecology hotel” or a hotel that has natural fresh air of natural surroundings. Moreover, not only this Philippine hotel is free from air pollutants but also promotes respiratory health among its dwellers as well as the result of a clean air around.

Inside Hotel H2O

The science behind this is that the paint being not only odorless but also carries negative ions that attracts the positively charge and neutrally charged ions of the said air pollutants (dust, smog, smoke, etc.) which when attracted, these air pollutants sticks and gathers in one side of the walling of the buildings, thus cleaning the air from these air pollutants. The air-cleaning paint is like a magnet that magnetized all these air pollutants.

These air pollutants, as we all know are bad for every one’s health if they are smell and inhaled causes respiratory illnesses. Moreover, the air cleaning paint used by this Philippine hotel boasts not only of its air-cleansing abilities but also the paint’s negatively charged ions promotes mood enhancements by minimizing or eliminating depressive attitude in the workplace and promoting “high-spirit” energy. Therefore, the paint has dual health benefits and purpose. However, it is not for sure if it is the Boysen KNoxOut paint this Philippine hotel use to paint their hotel, but anyway if it is the Boysen KNoxOut paint they use to paint their hotel, how can they be “the first and only ‘ecology hotel’” in the Philippines whereas anyone could avail the Boysen’s paint? Therefore, the expensive paint they used is perhaps no the Boysen KNoxOut and only few have access to this special paint which makes their hotel distinct and unique among the hotels in the Philippines and which gives them a marketing advance.

Hotel H2O Bird's Eye View

The hotel’s general manager even boast “…all our rooms and the rest of the hotel’s interiors are practically free from floating dust and inhalable particles…”.Thus, this Philippine Hotel named H2O (water?) is highly recommended for very health conscious tourists and travelers who wants to visit Metro Manila Philippines minus being choked by heavy smoke and smog. This hotel have also spa which  visitors or guests could enjoy plus the rooms have Jacuzzi and rain shower facility; have spectacular view of Manila Bay wherein one could watch the sunset; have fitness centers; meeting rooms; food and dining rooms; high-speed internet facility; etc.