MMS diffused in room for Covid

Andreas Kalcker says in his Covid Protocol:

"It is considered a mandatory protocol in all rooms with COVID-19 patients present. In a small glass, pour approximately 10ml of CDS for a room of 10 square meters.  In larger rooms several equidistant glasses are distributed.  Once the yellow color of the CDS is gone, it must be replaced with a new one."

Would MMS work fine for this too? I calculate 20 drops of MMS per 100 square feet. Just wondering if there is any reason not to use MMS for this?

I don't see why MMS wouldn't work in the same way since it releases chlorine dioxide into the room after activation, and turns into a clear (salt) once all of it has gone. Ive been doing this to purify rooms since the start of the pandemic (to guard against any 'vaccinated' shedding).