The Ionator!

Started by unknown · 15 February 2011 · 5 posts · last reply 1 April 2011

1. Bubz

   #1 · 15 Feb 2011

   I have a new cleaning tool at work called "The Ionator". It uses ionized water to clean surfaces. I was most intrigued by this device and I did some searching. This is what I found...
   
   http://www.activeion.com/HowItWorks.aspx
   
   
   Now if I could just be allowed to disassemble it even though it's housed in a see through housing. I would like to know what the circuits are for this doohickey!
   
   
   
   

2. sebosfato

   #2 · 15 Feb 2011

   Very cool. This is water electrified.
   
   
   Thanks man

3. Dave

   #3 · 1 Apr 2011

   wow thats awesome! what a good alternitive to chemicals!
   doesn't look like it takes to much energy either. it be cool to know how it really worked
   Do you know what one of these runs for?$

4. Bubz

   #4 · 1 Apr 2011

   The one I use at work cost $300.00 and there is a cheaper one for home use, but, it's about $200.00. Not exactly affordable... How it works is pretty straight forward. Basicly, it's an electrolysis cell with a membrane in between the two plates.

5. Dave

   #5 · date not recorded

   hmm yeah I wont be buying one anytime soon