18-year-old inventor tackles the home aerosol problem
Abstract
AirX, Kephra Grandison's sustainable household air freshener, will use all natural essential oils to make the scent of your space refreshing. "Not everyone can put solar panels on their roofs, but with AirX everyone has the opportunity to save the environment from tons of plastic waste as a result of one-time use aerosols," Grandison said. At what price to our health and planet? Solution: AirX The design and components of AirX solve the troubles with aerosol cans through a genius innovative construction. Meet the young inventor from Nevis As Grandison's Kickstarter campaign launches, it's hard to believe he's only eighteen years old. Grandison grew up on a farm on the small Caribbean island of Nevis, which is the smaller of two islands forming the Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis. "The purpose of the AirX is to combine the efficiency and mobility of the aerosol and to eliminate the one-time-use plastics within the aerosol and combine that with the diffusers sustainability and efficiency, to make an ultimate product," Grandison explained in the video. With Grandison's help, we'll never again have to choose between the environment and a marvelously scented house.