Deleting water bottle dose and treat with HOCL and replacement of all surface disinfectant and adding a fogging solution has saved about $1000 per operatory. Finally pass waterline test with no issues. We finally found a machine that automatically creates HOCL for medical/dental with just a touch of a button, no more measurements and checking ph. Love it!
I'm still using this at home. i have the same unit to make HOCL. Use it in Bathrooms and kitchens. Our ice maker after a while needs a cleaning to prevent mold and other biofilm. i dump a whole fresh batch in the icemaker and set it to cleaning mode. it melts biofilm stuck in corners of the machine! Its fantastic how powerful this stuff actually is. And you are correct they charge a lot for pre made product. Even now they still charge $40 to $60 for a gallon. "CRAZY"
I love that you guys shared this! As someone with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, I especially appreciate when I see doctors caring about the health of their staff and patients in this way. I have been using HOCI (personal use) since the beginning of COVID in the US, and it's been so great. I wish other professionals would catch on like Dr. Ziegele has.
@@debstayblessed9549 I use HOCL products from different brands. I do not purchase them from Amazon- not sure if they’re even available there. I do not use with humidifier.
Great video, the little Eco One is amazing and did a great job during the pandemic. Did you know you can also use HOCL to flush your water lines to your chairs :)
I bought an EcoloxTech device after watching this video a few months back. The Ecolox solution left considerable salt residues on surfaces and only after two weeks, I began to see corrosion on certain metals. I contacted the company about this but they didn't respond. I also asked them separately to provide me with toxicity data for their solution and received no response. I've since found Dentaqua which is designed specifically for dental offices and appears to be a much higher quality hypochlorous technology and requires no mixing, etc. (and they have their own data showing lack of toxicity!). It's arriving next week and I'll post an update when I receive it.
If you use in a sprayer and not as a wipe, you won’t get any residue. We also don’t “fog” with a fogger, but only with the aerosol sprayer. We have literally ZERO salt residue, or corrosion
What % and ppm's do you put in your drinking water. And if you put it something that could build up in the water line. I wonder if it would mess up my steamer.
I don’t actually put it in our drinking water, but it IS in our chair bottles. We use 100 ppm, and then we dilute that 50/50 with water. When we test our water lines, they are absolutely sterile at that amount. Note: we also flush out everything with pure water for 3 full minutes at end of every week and then dump out all water and leave everything dry for weekend.
It’s technically good for 2 weeks but it loses its effectiveness. Force of Nature is VERY expensive to use in comparison, but super easy because of the capsules. I bought those units for my kids dorm rooms. But if you are actually measuring the ph and acidity, it’s list about 1/2 it’s effectiveness in 6 days, faster if it’s in the light
For a dental practice are you not supposed to use solutions that have EPA registration number which means product had gone under extensive laboratory testing for efficacy??? The device that you are using in your "dental practice" is nothing but a cheap Chinese gimic of the amazon. I think there are standards out there on what can and can NOT be used in the medical settings.
According to their website: "The EPA does not require that the device be registered, only the manufacturing facility be registered"... which they are. Dr. Zieigele also provided some resources of information in the description you can review.
I use chloride strips provided by our health unit and the machine consistently makes HOcL at the Ppm required...there are 3 cycles. I t also is stable much longer than 6 days btw. I defuse it in a humidifier in our entrance and bathroom as covid transmission through aerosol feocally has been shown .......close the lid before flushing ! This is important because it is still infectious in fecal matter after 3 weeks. Poor ventilation and high volume flushing toilets may be a source of transmission if there’s not proper fresh air ventilation. Not something people are talking about for obvious reasons.
@@michaelquinn94 there are certainly cheap versions, particularly on Amazon. That’s not what we’re discussing. There are YEARS worth of research on this product, this isn’t new, and the FDA does have a registered product if you’d like to buy the premade version at $70/bottle. But it’s absolutely not necessary.
Deleting water bottle dose and treat with HOCL and replacement of all surface disinfectant and adding a fogging solution has saved about $1000 per operatory. Finally pass waterline test with no issues. We finally found a machine that automatically creates HOCL for medical/dental with just a touch of a button, no more measurements and checking ph.
Love it!
I'm still using this at home. i have the same unit to make HOCL.
Use it in Bathrooms and kitchens.
Our ice maker after a while needs a cleaning to prevent mold and other biofilm. i dump a whole fresh batch in the icemaker and set it to cleaning mode. it melts biofilm stuck in corners of the machine!
Its fantastic how powerful this stuff actually is.
And you are correct they charge a lot for pre made product. Even now they still charge $40 to $60 for a gallon. "CRAZY"
I love that you guys shared this! As someone with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, I especially appreciate when I see doctors caring about the health of their staff and patients in this way. I have been using HOCI (personal use) since the beginning of COVID in the US, and it's been so great. I wish other professionals would catch on like Dr. Ziegele has.
Thank you for sharing. Do you purchase HOCL from Amazon? Do use it with humdifer?
@@debstayblessed9549 I use HOCL products from different brands. I do not purchase them from Amazon- not sure if they’re even available there. I do not use with humidifier.
Great video, the little Eco One is amazing and did a great job during the pandemic. Did you know you can also use HOCL to flush your water lines to your chairs :)
I use the water to rinse my teeth they are whiter is this bad to do daily
I bought an EcoloxTech device after watching this video a few months back. The Ecolox solution left considerable salt residues on surfaces and only after two weeks, I began to see corrosion on certain metals. I contacted the company about this but they didn't respond. I also asked them separately to provide me with toxicity data for their solution and received no response. I've since found Dentaqua which is designed specifically for dental offices and appears to be a much higher quality hypochlorous technology and requires no mixing, etc. (and they have their own data showing lack of toxicity!). It's arriving next week and I'll post an update when I receive it.
If you use in a sprayer and not as a wipe, you won’t get any residue. We also don’t “fog” with a fogger, but only with the aerosol sprayer. We have literally ZERO salt residue, or corrosion
i want the sprayer...been pushing hocl for quite a while
Amazon has them. See above for links
Great video! I just realized this is what I was paying $20 a bottle for as Veterycin. Sheesh. Can you share a link to the sprayers?
Flairosol Sprayer Continuous Hair... www.amazon.com/dp/B01E7VUNKO?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Excellent data. I've found this data to be true. One question, do you have a link to support the 30 second kill time? Thank you!
All of the supporting resources Dr. Zeigele provided are listed in the references in the description. I hope that helps
Good review. I have just purchased ecolox. Can up provide the link for Glass Fogger?
All of the resources provided by Dr. Zeigler are in the description of this video :)
Flairosol Sprayer Continuous Hair... www.amazon.com/dp/B01E7VUNKO?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Great job !! Great women
It's non corrosive
Can I ask you which spray bottles you bought? There seem to be many option left and we aren’t sure what to look for in a spray bottle
Flairosol Sprayer Continuous Hair... www.amazon.com/dp/B01E7VUNKO?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
What % and ppm's do you put in your drinking water. And if you put it something that could build up in the water line. I wonder if it would mess up my steamer.
I don’t actually put it in our drinking water, but it IS in our chair bottles. We use 100 ppm, and then we dilute that 50/50 with water. When we test our water lines, they are absolutely sterile at that amount. Note: we also flush out everything with pure water for 3 full minutes at end of every week and then dump out all water and leave everything dry for weekend.
We are a manufacturer of HOCL with the longest lasting EPA Shelf life. I'd like to see if you have time to connect? Thank you.
So after 6 days it's useless? I've seen it marketed online and wondered how the shelf life was? Hmmmm Oh and thank you for the info!
There are companies like force of nature that sell a kit for home use. The solution is good for 2 weeks
It’s technically good for 2 weeks but it loses its effectiveness. Force of Nature is VERY expensive to use in comparison, but super easy because of the capsules. I bought those units for my kids dorm rooms. But if you are actually measuring the ph and acidity, it’s list about 1/2 it’s effectiveness in 6 days, faster if it’s in the light
For a dental practice are you not supposed to use solutions that have EPA registration number which means product had gone under extensive laboratory testing for efficacy??? The device that you are using in your "dental practice" is nothing but a cheap Chinese gimic of the amazon. I think there are standards out there on what can and can NOT be used in the medical settings.
According to their website: "The EPA does not require that the device be registered, only the manufacturing facility be registered"... which they are. Dr. Zieigele also provided some resources of information in the description you can review.
I agree Aria. I bought one and it's a cheap device that has no place in a dental office.
I use chloride strips provided by our health unit and the machine consistently makes HOcL at the Ppm required...there are 3 cycles. I t also is stable much longer than 6 days btw. I defuse it in a humidifier in our entrance and bathroom as covid transmission through aerosol feocally has been shown .......close the lid before flushing !
This is important because it is still infectious in fecal matter after 3 weeks. Poor ventilation and high volume flushing toilets may be a source of transmission if there’s not proper fresh air ventilation. Not something people are talking about for obvious reasons.
@@michaelquinn94 there are certainly cheap versions, particularly on Amazon. That’s not what we’re discussing. There are YEARS worth of research on this product, this isn’t new, and the FDA does have a registered product if you’d like to buy the premade version at $70/bottle. But it’s absolutely not necessary.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4979282/