Many commonly used cleaning products can be harmful to human health and the environment. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires chemical manufacturers to provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS), specifying the ingredients and safety precautions for each product. These SDS can reveal the potential risks associated with cleaning agents. Chemical-free cleaning methods are being sought to replace harsh, toxic chemicals. Electrochemical activation (ECA) technology offers a solution by using a simple combination of salt, water, and electricity to produce effective cleaning and disinfecting solutions. ECA solutions do not emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and are safe to use without personal protective equipment. They are also non-toxic, making them a safer alternative to traditional cleaning products. ECA technology has been successfully implemented in various industries, including food production, healthcare, education, and commercial buildings. In addition, ECA technology can help reduce the environmental impact of cleaning products by being environmentally friendly and sustainable. Companies that produce ECA solutions must ensure that their products are high purity, additive-free, and supported by third-party certifications. By prioritizing safety and effectiveness, the cleaning industry can improve their products and protect both people and the environment.
