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Start cleaning, sanitizing, deodorizing using tap water in a spraybottle
Nature Has Answers
To Global Challenges
Everyone would agree to say that we owe our planet sustainable answers to some of today's challenges. But yet in the whirlwind of thinking, we've gotten so caught up in writing plans to be sustainable and save costs, that we've forgotten that nature has always had answers to most of our challenges. At Consensus Group we aim to educate users about effective and green possibilities that will improve our ways of life, and leave a positive impact on people and the planet we call our home.
Stop thinking for nature. Start collaborating with nature.
Embracing nature is not a new concept. Some of the most advanced inventions were modeled after nature’s design. Solar panels, wetsuits, airplanes, bullet trains, needles etc. These inventions are all used to benefit our ways of living. We know that lightning storms have an essential function to clean the air. Now what if we could immitate this nature's design to create a natural all purpose cleaner that allows you to clean effectively and ditch chemicals?
Does cleaning with just tapwater sound too good to be true?
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Can you really clean using just tapwater?It is true, you can clean, deodorize and sanitize, using just tapwater and I'm here to tell you how this is possible. Our Sustainable Spray bottle is transforms regular tapwater into aqueous ozone at the press of a button. This way you can have nature's most powerful sanitizer on demand.
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What is Aqueous Ozone?Ozone is a naturally occurring molecule made up of three oxygen atoms. In nature, ozone is formed mainly by sunlight or lightning, which causes an ordinary oxygen molecule (O₂) to join with an unstable oxygen atom through corona discharge, electrolysis, or ultraviolet radiation, becoming ozone (O₃). Ozone comes in two forms – gaseous (as a gas) and aqueous (in water). It occurs in nature, but can also be synthesized/man-made – as we do at Enozo Technologies, Inc. Enozo creates aqueous ozone to sanitize, deodorize, and clean. All Enozo products use aqueous ozone
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Is Ozone safe to use?Aqueous ozone (AO) is generally regarded as safe (GRAS) by the FDA and is recognized as safe and highly effective by the National Sanitation Foundation. Enozo is also EPA established and Green Seal Certified. Working as a sanitizer, deodorizer, and cleaner, it contains no additives, fragrances, or dyes. This means that there is nothing added to the solution that may cause skin, eye or respiratory irritation. AO is a biodegradable substance that does not leave behind any residues that would attract dirt into your facility or home. Since AO replaces various cleaners like glass, stainless steel, and other multi-purpose cleaners, our Enozo products help reduce both the synthetic chemicals used for cleaning as well as the number of plastic bottles purchased.
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How is Ozone capable of Sanitizing, Deodorizing and Cleaning?By nature, ozone is a powerful oxidizing agent, meaning it can cause chemical changes through oxygen. When ozone encounters soils, pathogens, and microbes that cause odors or illness, it reacts with them and changes their characteristics. AO adds oxygen to odorants to remove their smell and attacks bacterial cell walls, killing the pathogens completely. The killing process of oxidation with ozone does not contribute to antibiotic resistance.
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What pathogens is Ozone capable of killing?Ozone can reduce some of the most common pathogens by at least 99.9% in just 30 seconds compared to other multi-purpose cleaners. Examples of some common pathogens ozone can kill include: E. coli, Salmonella, Staph A. Enterobacter aerogenes and Klebsiella pneumoniae
Ozone?
How the Sustainable Spray Bottle Works
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Can you really clean using just tapwater?It is true, you can clean, deodorize and sanitize, using just tapwater and I'm here to tell you how this is possible. Our Sustainable Spray bottle is transforms regular tapwater into aqueous ozone at the press of a button. This way you can have nature's most powerful sanitizer on demand.
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What is Aqueous Ozone?Ozone is a naturally occurring molecule made up of three oxygen atoms. In nature, ozone is formed mainly by sunlight or lightning, which causes an ordinary oxygen molecule (O₂) to join with an unstable oxygen atom through corona discharge, electrolysis, or ultraviolet radiation, becoming ozone (O₃). Ozone comes in two forms – gaseous (as a gas) and aqueous (in water). It occurs in nature, but can also be synthesized/man-made – as we do at Enozo Technologies, Inc. Enozo creates aqueous ozone to sanitize, deodorize, and clean. All Enozo products use aqueous ozone
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Is Ozone safe to use?Aqueous ozone (AO) is generally regarded as safe (GRAS) by the FDA and is recognized as safe and highly effective by the National Sanitation Foundation. Enozo is also EPA established and Green Seal Certified. Working as a sanitizer, deodorizer, and cleaner, it contains no additives, fragrances, or dyes. This means that there is nothing added to the solution that may cause skin, eye or respiratory irritation. AO is a biodegradable substance that does not leave behind any residues that would attract dirt into your facility or home. Since AO replaces various cleaners like glass, stainless steel, and other multi-purpose cleaners, our Enozo products help reduce both the synthetic chemicals used for cleaning as well as the number of plastic bottles purchased.
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How is Ozone capable of Sanitizing, Deodorizing and Cleaning?By nature, ozone is a powerful oxidizing agent, meaning it can cause chemical changes through oxygen. When ozone encounters soils, pathogens, and microbes that cause odors or illness, it reacts with them and changes their characteristics. AO adds oxygen to odorants to remove their smell and attacks bacterial cell walls, killing the pathogens completely. The killing process of oxidation with ozone does not contribute to antibiotic resistance.
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What pathogens is Ozone capable of killing?Ozone can reduce some of the most common pathogens by at least 99.9% in just 30 seconds compared to other multi-purpose cleaners. Examples of some common pathogens ozone can kill include: E. coli, Salmonella, Staph A. Enterobacter aerogenes and Klebsiella pneumoniae
How does it work?
You can start cleaning, deodorizing and sanitizing, using just tapwater
Did you know that nature has answers to your everyday cleaning challenges? Whether you want to clean more sustainable, ditch daily chemicals to operate greener or lower your cleaning costs, water-consumption, logistics and plastic waste. You can increase your benefits by cleaning, deodorizing and sanitizing using just tap water and award winning technology in a bottle.
It's as simple as
Fill, Spray & Wipe
Just three steps to sanitize any surface. Because of the easy and swift movement and water base, Consensus Sustainable Cleaning Concept can be used everywhere, by anyone.
Your instant benefits
Angelika Zupanc | Radisson Blu
"Sustainability is one of our key priorities and with this spray bottle we are able to reduce chemicals significantly. At the same time it is easy to use and more healthy for our team members."
Richard Lee | Hilton Hotel
"We did a trial with the spray bottle and the feedback from our team was excellent. The cleaning results were as good or better than what we used to achieve using various chemicals."
Corinne Hofland | VinVin Wines
“In gastronomy, hygiene is a top priority. Because of the simple action and guaranteed results ozone brings, we're able to keep work environment hygienic according to standards. This improves the experience for our customers.”
Here's what users are saying
We want to help Sustainable Cleaning work for you!
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Can you really clean using just tapwater?It is true, you can clean, deodorize and sanitize, using just tapwater and I'm here to tell you how this is possible. Our Sustainable Spray bottle is transforms regular tapwater into aqueous ozone at the press of a button. This way you can have nature's most powerful sanitizer on demand.
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What is Aqueous Ozone?Ozone is a naturally occurring molecule made up of three oxygen atoms. In nature, ozone is formed mainly by sunlight or lightning, which causes an ordinary oxygen molecule (O₂) to join with an unstable oxygen atom through corona discharge, electrolysis, or ultraviolet radiation, becoming ozone (O₃). Ozone comes in two forms – gaseous (as a gas) and aqueous (in water). It occurs in nature, but can also be synthesized/man-made – as we do at Enozo Technologies, Inc. Enozo creates aqueous ozone to sanitize, deodorize, and clean. All Enozo products use aqueous ozone
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Is Ozone safe to use?Aqueous ozone (AO) is generally regarded as safe (GRAS) by the FDA and is recognized as safe and highly effective by the National Sanitation Foundation. Enozo is also EPA established and Green Seal Certified. Working as a sanitizer, deodorizer, and cleaner, it contains no additives, fragrances, or dyes. This means that there is nothing added to the solution that may cause skin, eye or respiratory irritation. AO is a biodegradable substance that does not leave behind any residues that would attract dirt into your facility or home. Since AO replaces various cleaners like glass, stainless steel, and other multi-purpose cleaners, our Enozo products help reduce both the synthetic chemicals used for cleaning as well as the number of plastic bottles purchased.
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How is Ozone capable of Sanitizing, Deodorizing and Cleaning?By nature, ozone is a powerful oxidizing agent, meaning it can cause chemical changes through oxygen. When ozone encounters soils, pathogens, and microbes that cause odors or illness, it reacts with them and changes their characteristics. AO adds oxygen to odorants to remove their smell and attacks bacterial cell walls, killing the pathogens completely. The killing process of oxidation with ozone does not contribute to antibiotic resistance.
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What pathogens is Ozone capable of killing?Ozone can reduce some of the most common pathogens by at least 99.9% in just 30 seconds compared to other multi-purpose cleaners. Examples of some common pathogens ozone can kill include: E. coli, Salmonella, Staph A. Enterobacter aerogenes and Klebsiella pneumoniae
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