O3waterworks Sanitizing Spray Bottle, Produces Aqueous Ozone on Demand, 99.9% Effective on Common Bacteria, Kills Bacteria on Hard Non Porous Surfaces

The media could not be loaded.  Charge the battery, fill with tap water and you have a powerful disinfectant. The bottle applies a current to the water to make o3 or ozone. Spray, wait 30 seconds to disinfect, then wipe up. After it’s done disinfecting, the only thing you have left behind is just water. You can wipe it up or let it air dry. It breaks down the grease and stuff that gets on my temp probes for the bbq. When you pull the trigger and you see the blue check mark light up, then you know it’s working correctly. We love it so much we got the laundry system.

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I love this little guy. You put in fresh water, he does some internal hocus-pocus internally (that I assume involves miniature lightning) that takes no time at all, and magic water sprays wherever you want.My top uses:1. Stinky garbage when there’s not time to take it outside. Seriously, mist down yesterday’s half-eaten sushi and you won’t smell it for three days.2. Glass cleaner. This floored me. Have a glass top dining table like me? Spray Mr. Waterworks all over it, let it sit for a couple of minutes and then wipe it with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. At first it will streak. Let those streaks chill. You just keep working the rest of the table. By the time you come back to the starting point, streaks are magically gone.3. Fruit wash. Don’t waste money on those fancy bottles of god knows what at the store. Just mist your fruit with this, shake it or pat it dry and not only will the fruit be clean enough to eat, it will probably stay fresher a bunch longer. Veggies too!4. This one was surprising. I cut my finger really deep the other night and it was too late to go to urgent care (and I hate emergency rooms.) So I used good old pressure and elevation to slow the bleeding. I wanted to wash the wound out before dressing it, and this was within grabbing range. I’m astounded, because this thing was perfect. The flow rate is gentle so it didn’t further damage the skin, yet strong enough to flush out any debris that got caught in the cut. I followed up with antiseptic and antibiotic ointment before wrapping it up. I repeated at re-dressing, twice so far. Tonight the cut is astoundingly healed. I probably won’t even have to wrap it any more tomorrow. I never heal this fast. Amazing!

Ok, this item is a game changer. It works on literally everything. The true test for me was the mold in the bathroom and the cat litter box.First, it absolutely does work on the mold. It takes a few applications and some elbow grease, but this is about a month of mold growth and it took me 10 minutes to get it clean. I was shocked. No strong fumes necessary. I didn't have to wear gloves and turn on the bathroom vent like I normally do when using my clorox mold and mildew remover. It's amazing!!!For the cat litter, I have a litter robot. The liner is a rubber type material and the rest is hard plastic. It takes me at least 5-10 clorox wipes and bathroom cleaning spray to get it clean. You have to scrub a ton and even after all that, it still has a harsh chemical smell which my cats hate. I used this spray and it felt like I was just using water to clean but the clay/poop build up came off with just the wipe of a paper towel. It got rid of the cat poop/urine smells and there is no after scent whatsoever. I didn't believe it. It works so well.Lastly, it is not widely advertised but it is a great degreaser as well. It cleaned up my stove top after a night of French fry making like it never even happened. I've also got a venthood which builds up grease. After a few applications and scrubbing with a dish towel, it was all gone.The applications are endless, but when you have a baby crawling around, the idea that you can spray anything down without worrying about the excess chemicals, staining, etc. is huge for peace of mind.It is nearly impossible to find sanitizing/cleaning products right now. If you buy in bulk it's expensive and you have to keep buying as you run out. The cost for this upfront seems like a lot but it is beyond worth it. Not to mention the huge benefits to using less bottles, no more harsh chemicals, and even better, it does not contribute to stronger strains of bacterial growth like antibacterial soaps do.Please buy this spray bottle. The only disappointment you'll have is that you spent so much money on those clorox and lysol cleaning sprays and wipes.I only wish this was available in a travel size for when I need to go to the grocery store. I'll update this post if anything changes.

I bought this water purifier for cleaning broccoli seeds when I'm starting them for sprouting seeds. I usually use DI water, and was adding a little peroxide to kill germs. Ozonated water seemed like a better idea, since it was recommended for this purpose, so I bought this one. After getting it, I read in the instructions that if you use pure water in it, it will get destroyed. So the tap water that I was avoiding using because it contains contaminants, now seems to be the only thing available that I can use in this bottle. The spray bottle definitely generates ozone. I recognize the smell when I use it. The bottle sprays a small amount of water containing ozone when you squeeze its trigger. The bottle has a rechargeable battery that took about three hours to charge with the included charger. It would be nice if the manufacturer, instead of warning that DI water will destroy the unit, instead would give the minimum required amount of salt to be added to DI water in order for the unit to function.