25 notes on a new cleaner/degreaser (#25 It’s drinkable)
Friday, March 6th, 2009
Is this stuff too good to be true? Will this be a major competitor to existing janitorial products?
Here are notes I took from this Los Angeles Times article.
- It’s a kitchen degreaser
- It’s a window cleaner
- It’s a treatment for burns
- It’s a treatment for acne
- It’s a treatment for athlete’s foot
- It’s a lettuce disinfectant
- It’s an alternative to chlorine in pools
- It’s being tested as a dishwasher detergent
- 10 times as effective as bleach at killing bacteria
- Kills anthrax spores, E. coli, salmonella, listeria and other pathogens
- Used in jails to keep lethal cleaners from inmates
- Helps prevent employee injuries from chemicals
- Eliminates shipping costs because it’s prepared on site
- Made from table salt and tap water
- Produced by scrambling ions with an electric current
- Requires a $10,000 electrolysis machine
- Users report a quick payback on machine cost
- Costs less than a penny per gallon
- Quickly loses potency, so it can’t be stored
- Has been used for decades in Japan and Russia
- U.S. regulator-approved
- Sometimes called “El liquido milagroso,” The miracle liquid
- Odorless
- Non-sudsing
- Drinkable

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