Another Ozone water success story

I had the right idea embracing the ozone water last year, just couldn't find the right usage for textiles.

Here is a small company in Iowa that claims to make the "purest vodka in the world" from corn ethonol....processed with ozone water.  My guess would be that it is the same company that I was working with at the time.

Crazy how useful this water can be and it is such a shame that I haven't been able to capitalize on it for textile cleaning.  If I could, it would blow away the competition....and I mean blow them away!

I think I am going to re-visit this idea before launching full time in April.  The answer might be out there yet, just have to try and work with the new owners which is difficult when you are not a large corporation with deep pockets.

http://www.ethanolproducer.com/articles/6699/ethanol-to-drink/

Can ozone be used in the pre spray. Like a pump sprayer? Would that make it "super charged"?Or best used as a rinse?
Zero rez is advertising here in my area? Promoting disinfects and sanitized. By definition.... there really stretching it to the point of not being honest. And I'm being soft with the word I chose.

Matt; My carpet cleaner wrote:Can ozone be used in the pre spray. Like a pump sprayer? Would that make it "super charged"?Or best used as a rinse?
Zero rez is advertising here in my area? Promoting disinfects and sanitized. By definition.... there really stretching it to the point of not being honest. And I'm being soft with the word I chose.

Yes, that was the direction I was going with it as a replacement for other oxidizers like peroxide. It would also make a good rinse at low pressure only (100 psi) unless you can crank the output of the ozone generator.

Zero proves that water changes sell in this industry, people are eating those ads up....even though they tell you nothing and stretch the truth greatly.