Make your own neutral Electrolyzed Water with this simple do-it-yourself system. Includes test strips and a 1 year warranty.

Operation: Add 1/4th teaspoon of non-iodized salt to a quart of water in a tall container. If the pH of the water is over 7.5, add a tablespoon of white vinegar. Place the electrode into the water for 7 minutes, this will produce around 200 ppm HOCl. Transfer to a spray bottle.

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The NatureChlor can also be utilized to generate a cleaner/degreaser by substituting salt with potassium carbonate. Potassium Carbonate is commonly used in the production of soap and is easily available. Detailed instructions are in the NatureChlor Manual.

3 Foot cord to electrode, 3 foot cord to power supply.

Note: The required salt level is very low to reduce the chance of any salt residue when used as a spray.