EnviroCleanse - OZONE LAUNDRY SYSTEMS
Ozone
A disinfectant affecting the DNA of bacteria, viruses and parasites. Introduced into the laundry system's water during filling and throughtout the wash cycle. Direct-injection via sparging rod technology is controlled by a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC).
Benefits
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Significantly Reduce Hot Water Usage
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Reduce Water/Sewer Usage
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Reduce Chemical Usage
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Reduce Energy Consumption with Shorter Drying Times
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Improve Linen Quality

Washer Steps
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SUDS:
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Alkali (soap) added to cold water causes textile fibers to swell
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Bonds between soils and fibers break and soil is oxidized
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The pH is raised to a slightly lower level than conventional wash process
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Less water is needed to rince out residual alkali as a result of the fibers swelling
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BLEACH:
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Stains are oxidized by bleaching agents and ozone
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Bleach is eventually neutralized
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Leaving no residual in linens
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Minimizing linen damage often caused by residual chemicals
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SOUR:
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Used to adjust pH to a proper level
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Allows ozone to continue the cleansing process
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SOFTENER:
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Fabric softeners are no longer needed because the alkali and acid do not create salt crystals
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Better extract
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Shorter drying times and more absorbent linens
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