Question 1

What is aqueous ozone, in plain language?

Accepted Answer

It's what cleans the air after a thunderstorm. Lightning gives ordinary oxygen a little extra charge, which turns it into ozone, a sanitizer that nature has been using for as long as there's been weather. Enozo generates the same thing on demand, right inside the bottle, by running tap water across a tiny diamond cell. It clears germs fast. Then it quietly turns back into water and oxygen. No leftovers, no residue, nothing you'd call a chemical.

Question 2

Is it safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Safe enough for food contact, safe around kids and pets, safe for anyone with asthma or allergies. No gloves, no goggles, no special ventilation, and nothing to keep out of reach. The formal version: aqueous ozone is Generally Recognized As Safe by the FDA, recognized by the NSF, EPA Established, and Green Seal Certified. No added fragrances, dyes, or anything that could irritate skin or lungs.

Question 3

Does the water in the bottle go bad?

Accepted Answer

No. Enozo makes the sanitizer on demand, each time you pull the trigger, so there's nothing to stabilize or store. Fill from any tap, spray, and whatever you don't use quietly turns back into water.

Question 4

How does it actually clean?

Accepted Answer

The charged water reacts with whatever it touches: germs, odors, the stuff making a surface smell off. It breaks down bacterial cell walls to clear the germs, and pulls apart the molecules that make things smell bad. All without adding antibiotic resistance or leaving residue behind.

Question 5

What does ozone smell like?

Accepted Answer

Fresh. Similar to the scent in the air after a big thunderstorm. Lightning creates ozone in the atmosphere, which is why that post-storm smell is so distinctive.

Question 6

What bacteria does it reduce?

Accepted Answer

Aqueous ozone technology reduces common bacteria on surfaces, including organisms tested in independent labs.

Question 7

Is this new, or has it been used before?

Accepted Answer

Ozone has been the sanitizer of choice in places where chemicals aren't an option, long before commercial cleaning caught up: Enozo puts the same chemistry into a bottle you can carry.

Question 8

Does it work against COVID-19?

Accepted Answer

In independent lab testing, EnozoPRO substantially reduced a COVID-19 surrogate on hard non-porous surfaces.

Question 9

What about Delta and other variants?

Accepted Answer

The reaction works by oxidizing the proteins and nucleic acids that all coronaviruses share, and that doesn't change when the virus mutates. Genetic change doesn't protect a virus from oxidation, so new variants don't change the outcome.

Ozone, answered.