Electricial Electrolytic Disinfector with Plastic Container 300ml for Home Kitchen Ourdoor...

This is a nice spray bottle but I cant comment on the effectiveness of the technology since Im not a scientist and dont have a way to tell if the bacteria on my counter is being killed. Im using it for quick cleaning tasks where Id normally use water but would love any scientific proof behind the products claims. The instructions could be better; it has quite a bit of broken English but I could understand it well enough. You just need to add a spoon of salt and fill the bottle with water, turn on the machine, and wait 10 minutes for the machine to do its thing. The instructions say to not fill the water behind the max line, but there is no line on the bottle so I dont know what theyre referring to. I guess just be careful not to fill the bottle too full since there needs to be room for the fizzing to occur. The spray bottle is nice quality and I like the idea of a non-chemical disinfector. There just isnt enough information to convince me that it works better than plain tap water, either on this product page or in the product booklet that comes in the box.

This is pretty much a sprayer bottle with a device attached to it that produces light and makes the liquid in it to become effervescent.. You add water, certain parts of salt, plug it in, turn it on, let it do it's thing and once it's off, spray and clean the area.... Does it actually do something?? I can't say since I don't have any lab equipment, nor the knowledge, to run the tests necessary to prove nor disprove what it advertises.. Salt water does have some benefits but as to the chemical reactions caused by the machine and the mix, I can't say if it is true or not. Since I am unable to make any validation but do like the bottle, plus comes with all the tools needed to clean and maintain, and at least the idea that I'm doing some type of deep cleaning without chemicals, I give it a 4 star...