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Yes, Hypochlorous Acid (HOCL) is considered a safe and effective disinfectant for water treatment and purification

Here's why:

• Natural Origin & Non-toxicity: HOCL is a weak acid produced naturally by the body's immune system (white blood cells) to fight infections. This makes it non-toxic and gentle enough for use around people and animals, unlike harsh chlorine bleach (sodium hypochlorite). HOCL is listed on the FDA's GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) list.
• Effective Disinfection: HOCL is a powerful oxidizing agent that effectively kills bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores by penetrating their cell walls and disrupting their internal structures. It is particularly effective at a slightly acidic pH (5-6).
• Reduced Harmful Byproducts: Unlike traditional chlorine-based disinfectants, HOCL breaks down into harmless components like water and salt after use. This eliminates the risk of forming harmful byproducts such as chloramines and trihalomethanes (THMs), which are associated with health risks and environmental concerns.
• EPA Registration & Approvals: Many HOCL solutions are registered with the EPA for use as disinfectants in commercial, healthcare, and residential settings. It is also approved for use in drinking water and as a no-rinse food sanitizer.
• Potential Environmental Benefits: HOCL's biodegradability and its ability to reduce reliance on harsh chemicals offer potential environmental advantages. However, the potential impact of widespread use on ecosystems needs further research. 

Considerations for safe use

• Concentration: Use the recommended concentration for water treatment to ensure effectiveness and safety.
• pH Level: Maintaining the correct pH is crucial, as HOCL is most stable and effective in a slightly acidic range.
• Storage: Store HOCL in cool, dark places to prevent degradation and maintain effectiveness.
• No Mixing: Do not mix HOCL with other cleaning agents, as this can reduce its effectiveness or create harmful reactions. 

In conclusion, HOCL is a promising and increasingly used disinfectant for water treatment due to its safety, effectiveness, and environmental friendliness. 

Unlike traditional cleaners that often contain harsh chemicals, our HOCL formula is created through a specialized process using just salt, water, and electricity. The result is a solution that effectively cleans without introducing potentially harmful compounds into your home environment. Many families choose HOCL specifically because they're looking for alternatives to conventional products with strong fragrances and irritating ingredients. For scientific information about HOCL's properties, you can review independent research at our scientific studies page.

Use our Store Locator tool on the website to find retail locations in Hawaii that carry our products.
We are now going Nationwide + US Territories and will be adding more stores soon.

we recommend once a month as the water coming off your roof and gutters has bird droppings and grime, so you want to keep the water clean. The HOCL will keep it clean for 30 days

Catchment or cistern tanks are used for collecting and storing rainwater for various uses such as irrigation and household needs.

Regular cleaning with appropriate cistern cleaning products and annual inspections are recommended to maintain your cistern tank in good condition.

Yes, HOCL is eco-friendly to use on most surfaces, including countertops, appliances, and bathroom fixtures.

For best results, use toilet bowl cleaners weekly or as needed to maintain cleanliness and hygiene.

Yes, our laundry detergents are compatible with both standard and high-efficiency (HE) washing machines.

You can purchase HOCL products directly from our website or from Amazon, Walmart, TikTok, and most major eCommerce platforms, plus local Hawaiian retailers listed on our Store Locator. We are now launching SolutionsHOCl Nationwide + all USA Territories.

HOCL has a light chlorine-like smell, but it is milder than traditional bleach.

We recommend treating your cistern once a month. Over time, droppings, grime, and other contaminants can enter your cistern, and stagnant water can promote the growth of bacteria, algae, and mold. Regular monthly treatment helps maintain your cistern & Catchment tank clean.