Does A Washer Ozone Generator Actually Work?

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[@danewebb982]

Laundry ozone generators do not claim to be stain removers. Neither do laundry liquids. Your test simply supports that none of these methods removes stains. As expected. Testing a product for something it does not claim to be seems to be counterproductive. All stains require specialized stain removal techniques, which ozone generator machine manufacturers state clearly you should use, in conjunction with ozone.

[@spencerstracke92]

It's not a stain remover, it's a sanitizer. You still have to use stain treatment before you wash just like with detergents.

[@Ice.water.laundromats]

Ive bought one to test. We are opening a laundromat. Ozone is only a disinfectant, so Idk why they'd advertise no more detergent.

[@denrayr]

I think the only benefit you get from the ozone generator is the clothes smell as if they were dried outside in the sun. You mentioned in the video that you felt like it added a bad smell, but I associate the ozone smell with a fresh rain scent.

[@Irishman1776]

I don't know how scientific their testing was, but there is a video of a television news channel that put these to the test on baseball uniforms and they clearly out performed detergent.

[@2sudonim]

That wasn't done by the news station. That was a paid spot.

[@DADoESofTX]

Regards to ketchup, two of my washers have specific stain treat cycles for tomato products. Hot (51°C / 124°F) pretreat followed by warm (46°C / 115°F) agitated wash with some soak time.

[@f23948]

i love it! Wheren i can buy that from?

[@Georgevinemontchristianchurch]

A few years back we got one at a discount because our washer distributor was pushing them. The laundry Did seem to smell a little better but glad I didn’t pay much for it ! After about 6 months, I came home and the whole house smelled strongly like ozone, the thing had stuck on and stayed on without water passing through it. I got the switch unstuck,and it did it again a couple of weeks later. Took it out and threw it in the dumpster !

[@eddieg780]

I would have like to see you wash another one in your commercial detergent to see if it did better than the tide pod.

[@johnnyhotcakes5217]

Thanks for testing that, I considered buying one.

[@Floridarailz]

What's the name of the first instrumental?

[@xp1490]

So basically you proved that with cold water nothing will work ??

[@jasondoling65]

Thank you for doing this test. You just saved me $300.

[@northerndroneworx7255]

Sorry for you that this guys uneducated opinion kept you from experiencing how well they do ACTUALLY work. The towel with ozone was the cleanest one of the three. What he fails to mention is no one ever implied this would elimate stains. In the case of a stain, PRE TREAT the stain (like most people normally do) and enjoy the benefits of using aqueous ozone to disinfect/clean your laundry. I know several people who use these type of machines (the brand he's reviewing isn't the only manufacturer that makes one) and I have never heard anything but great things about it. I'll be ordering one for myself soon.

[@galaxia5233]

Thank you ! Was about to buy one and pay someone to move my LG so i could mount it! Wow! Thanks again!

[@CrestwoodRocks]

have you tried deturgent + Oxi Clean Versitile Stain Remover + Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda + 20 Mule Team Borax yet?

[@DerbyCityNaturals]

Glad I watched this video and it is just as I suspected. Although this test did not verify claims of whether or not Ozone systems truly disinfect, I believe they do but they do not remove stains or soiled material. In affect if you were using the bathroom and got poop on your hands would you rather spray them with sanitizer to disinfect them or wash with soap to remove the soiled material (poop)?

[@The1804BOSS]

Can you update this video with the new system

[@kookycoolauntkaryn5884]

I always wash everything in only cold water 💧... also thank you for testing this!!

[@spencerstracke92]

They were all the same because you have to pre treat stains. Ozone laundry is not only more efficient it is way better at killing bacteria and removing dirt. Do some research folks.

[@cmcandles]

You guys did a fairly good job at trying to make a comparison between water only, tide detergent and an aqueous ozone (AO) laundering using this o3Pure device. The issue is that you drew conclusions that ALL ozone laundry systems are not good. That is where you failed and where you showed your ignorance. In fact, aqueous ozone laundry units are in use in many hospitals and hotels around the world for over 20 years. That is because AO can be amazing at cleaning and sanitizing all kinds of things, including cold water detergent free laundry. If your conclusions were that this specific device did not live up to its claims as being a suitable substitute for not using detergent then fair enough. Rather you stated that just because this one device failed that all aqueous ozone laundry systems are not a good laundry solution is simply false. I suggest to change your wording otherwise your are misleading people away from the incredible benefits of AO and that my friend is an injustice to us all.

[@xgkskdk9986]

Sombody is lying 🤥🤥

[@steve293]

Instead of spending an unnecessary amount of verbiage to explain what he did wrong, how about you take the time to explain what the deficiency was as opposed to other devices out there. Since it's obvious you have a stake in this system and thus-- I'd assume--you are knowledgeable in the field.

[@BIG_BOSE]

Ooga booga...reading hard

[@alecbarker8543]

Too bad you’re the one that looks silly. He said “this system” he didn’t say all.

[@landonvanwagoner8578]

It may be ideal to try it on something with different than ketchup... same experiment setup but ketchup is pretty brutal for everything..

[@markfreedman2470]

Interesting test. It however is not complete or correct. Was the towell DYED by the ketchup? Try the test in hot water with enough pods to clean it. Is it actually possible to remove the ketchup at all. I suggest testing with typical dirt. BTW I've been a professional appliance repair technician for around 30 years and I have never come across a customer that had a Ketchup SOAKED towel. Did a laundry detergent company pay you to do this video?

[@jameyhagan8209]

Very poor analysis of a perfectly good ozone generator. What I have gathered after waisting a large amount time reading these rediculous reviews are most of the reviews are written by perfectly good people I feel fairly certain, but completely uneducated about what ozone actually does. Ozone kills bacteria, viruses, mold, fungi, etc...and kills it 100% Ozone has miraculous affects on the human body as well! I would not by any stretch of the imagination draw my conclusion on whether I would purchase a laundry ozone generator based on this particular video review! BTW...I'm a functional medicine practitioner that has specialized in advanced ozone therapy for years. Please educate yourself b4 leaving reviews that can affect peoples opinion on ozone!

[@thekwootten14]

Ozone doesn't remove stains. It oxidizes particles that contribute to smell. It only deodorizes, so it would have no effect on the actual cleaning of the item or stain removal.

[@ronshively3141]

It does clean, we wash clothes to rid them of bacteria and stains. If you’re not concerned with stains this most certainly cleans.

[@cmcandles]

You are very wrong and contributed to the ignorant review of aqueous ozone. Look at what you just said, "AO can remove odors but not clean". If you remove odors then how are you not cleaning? primarily

[@joe1071]

I became curious of these systems, and after my research it seems like your tests fit what I have found from other people's experience. These systems can reduce detergent use, not replace it. It's recommended to pre treat stains, and use warm/hot cycles especially for oily stains, as cold water doesn't work for oil. Not a perfect system like most claim, however may add a boost to regular loads or reduce detergent use on regular loads

[@deangrubbs5376]

I have the same experience. Reduced need for detergent and no extras like Borax or Washing Soda. Today it took Cat Pee out of a mat! A person can literally touch their nose to the mat, no pee smell or stain.

[@IAmNotAFunguy]

I knew already the answer was "No" when I remembered that the company who made that Eco Washer went out of business.

[@tangledwebs5673]

something else to note: you appear to have done the tests with the washer lid up (unless that was just for video effect?)- if you did, then it's important to know that in many applications with ozone like spas and pools the ozone works best if the spa or pool is covered during treatment- I'm left wondering if the ozone machine would've done better if the lid were down since that would have concentrated it? I'd be interested in seeing if that makes a difference, if you're up to the re-challenge 😅 🙏Thank you for doing this video btw- 🙏

[@kurtkaufman]

My take away is that none of the three methods is particularly adept at removing a ketchup stain from a white towel! Admittedly, that's quite a challenge. I think the only way to possibly remove a ketchup stain like that is to use a dedicated stain remover pre-wash treatment such as Shout, etc. The manufacturers of the ozone treatment devices don't advertise them as being suitable for auto mechanics, cooks, or gardeners! They're really more suited to laundry where odor removal is of primary importance. We've had an ozone unit for years, from the same manufacturer as pictured above, and it works well as long as it's put to its intended use. We keep a bottle of detergent handy for situations where it's not ideal.

[@deangrubbs5376]

It makes me wonder if you are getting enough ozone (or hardly any). I use a 600mg/hr unit to diffuse ozone into a super load for 10 min. Add about 1/2 the detergent I used to with no extras like Borax. The results are stunning (like cat pee removal from a mat). My little unit costed me $39 from Amazon. It came with tubing and diffuser stones.

[@kevinkelly9895]

Thanks for the Testing :)... i dodged a bullet lol

[@kookycoolauntkaryn5884]

Also its not suppose to replace detergent for stains and such.. just kills the odor causing bacteria... its like having an ozonator in a smelly room... it pulls out the odor temporarily. 😁

[@Jasmine-gw1uw]

The thing is no one mentioned the ratio how powerful is it? Ozone is a very high power level if this is lower power its not truly concentrated ozone

[@jzh6821]

I agree with @danewebb982 comment. Ozone generators do not claim to be stain removers. It offers to clean by oxidizing the water to clean without having to use certain laundry soap or fabric softener. Have you ever seen the difference when they put an ozone machine in a room that is over affected with cigarette smoke. The Ozone machine will kill a huge percentage of cigarette smoke depending on how bad the problem was. We have 5 kids a total of 7 in our house hold and the ozone generator does help on savings. Yes we still use soap detergent and fabric softener depending on what items we are washing and what items we want to smell really good. As far as our towels , comforters ,bed sheets, kitchen towels, curtains etc…we find know need to waist on detergent and softener. We do depend on the oxidation of the machine to clean those items. So If many of you are on planning to invest in one it will pay for itself in a few years. We do wash our bed sheets curtains towels, bathroom rugs routinely so like i said it saves and already has payed for itself.

[@charleshetrick3152]

You can test for the sanitizing effect by sampling the water pre ozone generator and post then just sit the water on a sunny window sill for a couple days and see which grows the most bacteria. Your buddy is correct ozone kills microbes not removes stains also saves on hot water. Ozone is used very successfully to reduce chlorine need in swimming pools

[@timothyjames2875]

Actual test studies on performance show these type of systems work better then with detergent- kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3q4Y5uFopmonrs P.S. My system ran just under $300.00

[@lectrix8]

Like all sanitizers, they are not effective if grime isn't removed first. This product could save people lots of money for washing items with little to no grime. But you would still need detergent for the loads that have significant enough grime build up that water alone won't remove. The problem is with any marketing claims that imply that detergent isn't needed at all anymore.

[@spiritfluent5947]

Isn't ozone kinda toxic to your health too?

[@arnelarsen4073]

Yes if you breathing in ozone directly. Ozone infused in water is safe. Ozonating water is done in a sealed container

[@sunnydaigle4428]

03water system..I used it with no detergent ….I believe it cleaner than detergent clean all my dirt clothes that my pup done to me each day… it worth the money..Thanks you for sharing.. I thought it would work like 03 water system..I would have order put at my camp since cheaper than 03water system..

[@cliftondavidpowell]

Aren’t whites usual washes in hot water? Dark colors are usually cold.

[@vickifrance]

I have used one of these machines for 4 years now and I love it. I do pretreat stains and I add a scope of oxiclean if something is really dirty. It also cleaned out 90% of the mold out of the rubber in front of the front end loader. You should research what OZONE is! Ozone is fantastic, but you need to learn about the does and don'ts. Yeesh what a POOR review.

[@arnelarsen4073]

What you didn’t try was ozone water with tide pod. Everyone else still uses detergent, just less of it.

[@KOTYAR0]

04:40 "It smells terrible too" You mean you can smell the ozone? Can you see little bubbles when generator is working? Can you smell how it's working?

[@LorainFurnitureandAppliance]

KOTYAR0 yes you can smell it. Ozone is unpleasant to smell to put it lightly

[@ronshively3141]

That smell during thunderstorms that have lightening, that’s ozone. I have an ozone generator that I going into a plastic bin I put clothing in. Towels that got the musty smell, hunting clothes etc. I don’t mind the smell but it’s different. You can use a dryer sheet to get rid of the smell. I can tell you ozone does work.

[@Wingnut353]

@@LorainFurnitureandAppliance even small amounts of ozone can damage your lungs also.

[@alanx4121]

Nice machine, made to last, household washers are nowadays designed to fail with dirty tricks.. The comparison isn't very good. If it didn't work, there wouldn't be commercial grade ozone laundry washers. The claim is that you'll save on usage of water, energy for water heating, and detergent, and it does make sense, ozone is potent. You could try it again with the same stain and with different doses of detergent.

[@arnelarsen4073]

Even commercial laundromat use detergents still

[@BbBb-bs8wk]

I think it'll work best with soap. It's just an added bacterial disinfectant.

[@justinwinsbro7770]

Don’t think I would like the product but I think I have to agree with Barb it’s not supposed to it is supposed to replace the detergent but it’s supposed to be like dealing with bacteria bacteria

[@Lois711]

I believe it’s just an odor remover and a disinfectant. It’s not going to remove stains

[@znrctrnn]

My electric company recommends switching to a ozone laundry system to save water 🤣

[@STARDRIVE]

They forgot ozone needs less heat for washing, thus less electricity.

[@cmcandles]

This is not about saving water. This is about saving the energy used to not heat the water. It's about not using harmful chemicals.

[@Wingnut353]

@@cmcandles Except o3 does squat to replace laundry detergent... its only positive effect may be to offset use of hot water. o3 if it is coming out of the water and you can smell it can also be bad for your heath, and is damaging to lung cells.

[@scrubadubduck]

It supposed to disinfect not remove stains

[@DeepThinker193]

Dunno why I thought it would work. Kinda obvious why it didnt work when you think about it. Ozone is not a degreaser, so it would never remove stains. But it would definitely kill bacteria and neutralize smells. So it still cleans, you just won't see it visibly, however you'd definitely smell a difference.

[@wowcolors]

They are good for getting rid of smells in clothes and that's about it

[@wowcolors]

@@LorainFurnitureandAppliance The ozone smell goes away after washing without ozone. It is used for a really small niche market of people who are incredibly chemical sensitive. I get migraines from fragrances and have to use ozone to get the fregrances out of my clothes if I have been somewhere with strong fregrances. I use the air pump ozone units and just pump the ozone into a bag that has my clothes then wash my clothes after ozone treatment.

[@randiholmstrom5902]

Yep while this is not a valid review because all models of companies state ozone water tells you its not replacing your spot treatments on Heavy stains & to use a degreaser or spot treat heavy stains. plus tide puts a little brightener in their detergent as you noticed in the review. However it is loaded with chemicals that can be harmful to the skin for many . like you are what you eat , you are also what you wear on our skin because it is a large organ that absorbs. Many people are ending up sick from chemicals they use or perfumes over time as it absorbs into our systems. we also affect many by dryer sheets . Go to wool balls some say cover in aluminum foil to dry quicker too. Anyway, so my search for natural continues. I became interested due to my allergies to detergents. The 1 I was able to use changed their formula so now I cannot use it. On a search I ran across the laundry balls and then ozone machines . I read till blue! But next day I knew I could run it by & ask 2 people with some knowledge in this type of machine. My husband is in HVAC Tech and is a journeyman over 25 years and my Daughter is a top RN understanding the uv light technology. Together with both of them I was able to conclude my search. #1 if you research these machines in detail you will notice UV light mixed with Ozone under the right amount of ozone & under 65 degrees using cold water only. Ozone is not able to survive in the heat. we are in process of buying from a reputable transparent company . My husband & I looked at many different brands and only found 1 company who was fully transparent in their online media. They all spoke of what it could do but when he wanted to go deeper there wasn't answers . I am not saying they don't work but we like transparency . We then went a step farther because he still had questions (The analytical side and perfectionist in him) in actually speaking to a knowledgeable tech at that company to get answers. HE heard enough and we will buy 1. When I get my machine I will do a video on it after a bit of time so I can really answer questions . We will buy from the company I spoke of called Greentech on Amazon only because it saves us shipping through Prime and by only buying on amazon look for sold "by Greentech" and not other sellers as they honor the warranty because they are Greentech Enviromenal as well. The weird & funny thing is I was looking into a different unit originally the one on the fox news lol but I liked the valve idea after seeing it & I feel more trusting only because we have used this company for other products, I just didn't know they had this LOl. I'm hesitant to say more on this product again til its been a while. Because using is believing. If it is like their other products we will be excited. Greentech Enviromental they do many studies. ( About their Pure wash Pro X 2 (this does not have green writing on it)that one with green on it is #2 model for some reason reviews are putting up wrong pic I called company before ordering had her get on amazon with me to order right one. also none described what did or didn't come with .but their current unit the # 3 model is the Pure wash pro X2 is the newest one as they keep making improvements like no plastic connectors they now use stainless steel. when talking with the company It comes with everything you need despite it doesn't say that! So bracket hoses etc. We ordered 1 extra hose from actual co to put on the on off shut off valve for plants and cleaning surfaces (note you have to do it quick under 30 minutes I think otherwise ozone disappears) the pro x2 comes with the extra valve to shut it off if you only use hot water for bleaching or whatever to make your whites super white etc. Why because remember it cant ozone in hot it disappears. you can also use ozone with extra valve and your plants thrive ! The other products we have bought from them were the to keep vegies fresh and last longer was "pure air fridge" and 2 small home pure air 1500 models (have capability to go to negative air* use neg air only while no humans or pets present then switch back to air purifier)the neg air is for ridding mold and bacteria & other things in air. we live in Washington state where its damp and rains 3/4 year. Anyway hope this helps www.greentechenv.com

[@DeathShiniGama]

Any update?

[@michaellewis4632]

Pure systems doesn’t produce enough ozone to cleanit but the 03 does

[@aulusflavius9635]

while I am in no way sold on these, what you did was stain a white with a concentrated tomato product, then say something didn't work because it didn't get the stain out? Dude, NOTHING will get that stain out. Not even straight bleach. Show us how it works on ground in mud. Show us how it works on normal daily laundry, but this was a garbage "review", seriously. Nothing was learned other than nothing gets out tomato stains, not even ozone lol

[@STARDRIVE]

He tried NOTHING, but that didn´t work either :)

[@alanx4121]

if it is kept in ozone water long enough, the stain will disappear for sure

[@observingrogue7652]

I wonder how much the energy would cost me, just to wash my cloths in broiling soapy water? Sterilized, and independent from society, so next time something happens like covid, I won't have to look for bleach or laundry steriliser. Soapy rags & bidets already replaced toilet paper for me. So I guess it's hot soap for fabrics, warm soap for skin, and steam for like everything else. Thank you for this test. I hope my tips helps you as you helped me.

[@biggysmoovemusic7777]

Welp, I know not to spend my money on this jokester

[@deanvandergalien3129]

I love mine at least I don't have chemicals which everybody is allergic to

[@ddelv1601]

Ozone only exists for a few seconds after being generated so that device is never going to work. The ozone it created would be gone moments after the washing machine filled up.

[@amythinks]

Not sure why you expect ozone to remove stains. Cleaning and stain removal are two different things. Ozone is supposed to clean and sanitize.

[@LorainFurnitureandAppliance]

Amy Lucas The product claimed that

[@wnessnol]

to make enough ozone to make a difference without high output or moderate output , high-efficiency O2 fed recirculating equipment isnt possible. ozone is a oxidizer without peer, and if you want to oxidize, it's as good as it gets. ozone production requires equipment and ENERGY. lots of energy. 115v won't provide the juice to one-shot enough O3 to fill a washer in real time

[@Keatron3]

The ozone generator is not for stains. It works for smells really well! We had cat pee soiled clothes and I washed them in my O3 pure 3 times and the smell was gone!! No lie. Stains: you have to use spot treatment on the garment just like you do with detergents anyway. Not a thorough video.

[@nitireland6808]

Ozone washing is far superior in washing pathogens, good as addition to a normal laundry not on its own if you are looking for cleaning something visibly.

[@richardc1983]

It's for disinfection really only. You'd be better putting hydrogen peroxide into the machine which is also not harmful to the environment... sodium percarbonate.

[@Blackdragon79]

300.00 down the drain.

[@biggysmoovemusic7777]

Blackdragon79 indeed

[@MGillDesign]

Blackdragon79 Yep, that ozone is a gimmick. I used to have one, and threw it away. There's a lady online who tested her clothes for bacteria (after using it) and it didn't remove any significant bacteria. And the clothes didn't look any brighter/cleaner than a normal wash. Ozone is basically just a fancy (expensive) air freshener.

[@Vaticider69]

Just saw one today......1275.00 12/17/20... Thought it was a great idea if it worked.... Myth Busted..

[@arnelarsen4073]

Not really, he should have done it with ozone + tide pod.

[@colleen8997]

Use dirt instead as ketchup doesn't come out well...

[@joeluang8695]

Ozone generators when applied in this application DOES NOT WORK. Ozone generators are used in a variety of applications. Ozone generators are used in the vehicle detailing industry, and there are shoe/boot dryers with ozone generators, and UV lights to neutralize odor and smells. If we were to apply this concept to the laundry application, instead of applying ozone to the water, it’ll have to be applied to the dryer and only after the dryer has finished its cycle, and then you’ll have to probably run the ozone generator for 3-4 hours for any benefit.

[@danielthan44]

Sorry but these don’t work no stains

[@robincobb8611]

Sounds like a church funeral.

[@omniconscientes]

I think you are missing an important point here. You are only thinking in terms of money and the most important point here is that you are actually helping the earth to reduce the amount of chemicals and garbage we are throwing

[@Wingnut353]

o3 is acutally damaging to your lungs if enough is coming out of the water that you can smell it as these guys say it is... long term exposure in a home could be bad.

[@LlyleHunter]

I’ve always suspected that they were a fake.

[@meadorsp]

This video didn't make sense. All you can conclude is that a white rag ruined with ketchup stains can't be revived regardless.

[@WealthyMuse]

ITS A SANITIZER PEOPLE! ITS OZONE IT KILLS BACTERIA THAT’S ALL!!! U STILL NEED TO TREAT UR STAINED CLOTHING FOR STAIN REMOVAL. THE GUY DID A GREAT JOB DOING THE VIDEO TO THE BEST OF HIS KNOWLEDGE BUT HE HAS NO IDEA WHAT HES DOING SINCE THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT TEST TO MAKE SURE OZONE IS WORKING ON THE CLOTHING… ALWAYS READ YOUR MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS PPL!!!😂

[@timothyjames2875]

I hate to be critical LFA; But you seem clueless when it comes to this type of system and what it is actually supposed to do. It is not a stain remover system, but more of a mold and bacteria eliminator. The manufactures state that it can eliminate the need for detergent in most cases. Not all. For the heavy red stains like the ones you blatantly put onto your pristine white towels, those are special needs laundry items that need to be soaked overnight in a detergent and bleach mixture, in your washer in hot water overnight. Then drained and put through at least one if not 2 complete wash cycles to remove the stains with a good detergent again. Me personally I would put it through 2 complete standard wash cycles on hot water with just detergent after soaking, mainly to completely remove any leftover bleach residue and its smell from any of your bleach soaked laundry items. Only use the bleach for the overnight soak and only once. Also do not over due it with the bleach or it can eat away at your laundry for sure. Follow the laundering instructions on your chosen bleach product. This system is made to disinfect your laundry more then anything, like I said earlier. I take care of my clothes pretty well and have clothes that are over 10 years old that are still in great shape (Concert shirts, Nice dress clothes, cool old jeans.)and mainly from me hanging them to dry rather then using my dryer on all of my stuff when ever possible. I have to say that I have noticed some of my older clothes having a somewhat unclean smell to them at times if they were hanging up in my closet or in a drawer for a period of time. I believe detergent masks these light odors but after awhile the scent from these products wear off if not worn right away. So I tried one of these water oxidizing units at work that is hooked up to our laundry machines before purchasing one for myself. I am a manager for a big hotel in the Detroit Metro Area. Low and behold the smell was completely gone for good without any use of any detergent. Now I own one of these oxidizing units and I wouldn't be without one. I want all of my stuff to be for real clean. So now if after everything I convey to you here still doesn't convince you, I have friends and family that I think would probably be willing to buy your unit from you at a reasonable price if you've given up on it. These systems really do work and you can wash without detergent if you wish to in most cases. Me personally I still use detergent but usually only about 1/3 as much as before and now it lasts me quite a long time. Oh and I still use hot water on my whites and any extra germy items, but always rinse with the cold oxidized water for my rinse cycles. Hope this helps you.

[@LanceMiller87]

Ummm... the whole point of the ozone generators is to disinfect... The "detergent-less" crap is obviously marketing B.S. but I was hoping this video would address the actual purpose of these things, which is to disinfect...

[@ddt111333]

Yea bud like you don’t work for a soap company

[@mago3871]

🤦‍♀️

[@nicholasm.3919]

DO NOT WASH MICROFIBER RAGS WITH COTTON!!!

[@petermaz701]

Total waste they were trying to sell me this at PC Richards I’m so glad I said no thank you.

[@petermaz701]

As you said yourself these cheap units are not worth it if that’s all they last and no one is going to spend more for home laundry. When you could easily purchase tide and Clorox the last time I checked my laundry room wasn’t going to the moon.

[@stephaniesalas6382]

This couldn't be anymore unscientific.

[@Sharkie626]

No way. Total marketing gimmick. I feel sorry for whoever falls for that trick and ends up getting a ton of build-up in their machine. Actually..... no I don't.

[@petermaz701]

Sharkie626 I love the comment you are just right up my alley!!!

[@Blackdragon79]

Eugene waste money so you don't have to.

[@Sharkie626]

@@summondominion I know exactly what I am talking about, 12 year old.

[@oricau436]

The ozone works wonders its not supposed to eliminate stains it just disinfects and removes pathogens virus and bacterial that may cause odor. I bought one to remove mold mkldew Smell from the humidity in my house and i could not believe my nose i cant smell no cat litter no dog pee stains no musty smells no nothing i even used it my my refrigerator for that bad smell and omg! All the smell is gone! This works! Is just it takes time to generate the ozone i don’t think he can take out the stains tho. I will be buying the one for my water.

[@oricau436]

Maybe it was wrongfully advertised where he got it from. But it is not meant to clean only sterilize and remove smells.

[@perjus]

No it doesn't.

[@fastingvegan455]

🙄🙄🙄

[@fastingvegan455]

Pointless video. Those ozone is not about getting stains out, it’s about getting the clothes clean without the harmful chemicals that they put in the detergents and in softeners.

[@TheLZempir3]

Wash something stinky next time like worn socks, not red dye testing.

[@Channel-cm7yc]

Yeah there’s snake oil in that box and the whole idea behind sounds great but I’ve found them not to be useful.. Bug if you’re fussed and it’s your dime ho ahead.. it’s an expensive waste of money!!

[@Hardcortes]

I wish I would have read the comments first before watching the video. Maybe the maker of the video can give me a dollar for wasting over 7 minutes of my life on this crap testing.

[@sirtfs]

You need hot 160F water, two tide pods (scoop). I don’t think the ozone ever did anything.

[@bravoactual5307]

Hey channels reach out to KZbin, any time a political add comes on I just turn off the video

[@danthomas7180]

Junk

[@ztopwwx]

Ozone is not a detergent. It can be compared to bleach as a bactericide. Bleach does not wash. Ozone does not wash. Having said that, we need to see at what concentration the ozone is dissolved in the water. High concentrations can be reached, but they will ruin your washing machine (not a big loss since yours is laughable). Detergent is necessary however. Ozone does not damage fabrics if at the right concentration, and does not remain in clothes. Bleach ruins clothes and if they are not rinsed well, it stays in the fabrics and you get a lot of irritation. Your test is poorly done, you can't see the ozone generator, nor what power it has (G/H). All you see is a cheap washing machine, a kind of blender. Ozone really works, you have to know how to use it. Since I've been studying this thing for many years I won't tell you anything about how to make it work. Use bleach and don't bother anymore.