Electrolyzed Water + Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) The only multi-tasker better than you.

We’ve scaled down this proven industrial technology into a small appliance that fits your countertop and your budget—so you can make hypochlorous acid at home.

Force of Nature uses an electrical current to transform salt, water, and vinegar into two powerful ingredients: hypochlorous acid (HOCl) and sodium hydroxide.

Hypochlorous Acid

an antimicrobial so gentle it’s used in wound care, eye care & veterinary products – and kills 99.9% of germs. The bleach-strength ingredient so gentle it’s used in wound healing, eye care & veterinary care products.

Did you know?
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a powerful antimicrobial that’s also made by your immune system to fight infections. Hypochlorous Acid is also the same substance your immune system makes to keep you healthy.

Sodium Hydroxide

the detergent that dissolves grease, grime & soap scum. Gentle concentration of just .0000003%. The detergent that dissolves grease, grime & soap scum. Non-toxic concentration of just .0000003%.

Did you know?
Sodium hydroxide is a common detergent ingredient used at different concentrations in products ranging from skincare to toothpaste to cleaners.

Together, these two ingredients create your all-in-one cleaner, deodorizer, and EPA-registered disinfectant. These two powerhouses create your skin-friendly cleaner and deodorizer for just about everything from bathroom, kitchen and playroom surfaces to sticky hands.

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Setting a new standard

Hormone-disruption, asthma, allergies…studies link common cleaning chemicals to serious health risks. We’re here to change that.

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NO Fragrances

NO Preservatives

NO Quats

NO Dyes

NO Surfactants

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Unbeatable performance

on virtually any surface.

Proven to clean just as effectively as these products:

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Hypochlorous Acid Spray
The why behind the diy

The reason you don’t see hypochlorous acid spray sold in stores is that it starts to dissipate (like bubbles in soda) after two weeks. That means it begins to lose its disinfecting cleaning power, so you have to make it fresh.

Read what hypochlorous acid is.

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The scoop on capsules

Why capsules? The chemistry is so sensitive that the EPA requires them. Getting the pH precisely right ensures that the right concentration of hypochlorous acid is created. The wrong pH can result in bleach, a solution that doesn’t meet EPA-required anti-microbial standards, or a shorter shelf life.

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