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1. The Laundry balls can stay in the machine all the time. Drying the ball naturally can reach better effect and prolong its life.
2. Suitable for all washing machines. 3. Filled with solid ceramic balls, never used as toys for children. 4. Suggestion: no use in industrial use or large-scale washing such as laundry shop, but can be used for antibacterial 5. Washing separately between different colors or easy-fading cloths. |
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History of Detergent
History of Detergent
For fifty years, Proctor and Gamble has been getting your money for their chemical technology that does what our Magna-Clean Laundry System can do without toxic chemicals.
They simply change the molecular structure of water such that it becomes "wetter". They understood that you needed to lower the surface tension of the water to allow it to clean better. They just did it chemically.
We have discovered that you can achieve the same results with magnetic technology using no chemicals whatsoever. The Magna-Clean Laundry System changes the molecular structure of water with ionization instead of harsh chemicals. They make the "water wetter". The water absorbs "material" (dirt and soil) and keeps it in suspension until removed.
Washing your clothes without the use of harsh detergents is amazing technology. The subject of magnetic hydrodynamics is not new, it dates back many centuries.
Patent protection has been applied for. We are not the first to understand the value of a magnetic field to change the molecular structure of water, but we believe we are the first to do it this way, rather than selling vast volumes of harmful chemicals in lieu of magnetic hydronomics that last forever!
How Do I Use It?
Simply drop the two balls into your wash tub and start washing. Remember, the Magna-Clean Laundry System replaces detergent.
The electrons spend more time around the oxygen and less time around the hydrogen, making it positive. The permanent magnets create a powerful magnetic field that aligns the water molecules (hydrogen in one direction, oxygen in the other). This alignment changes what is called the "surface tension" of the water, causing it to be extremely reduced. The "drops" of water become so small and minute, they can easily penetrate into the fabric. In addition, the polarizing of the water droplets increases its "free-charge", allowing the dirt to be grabbed and easily removed from the garment. When this happens, the water is considered "activated". Along with this process, the minerals and salts suspended in the water, become activated into an "ionic" form (charged particles), aiding in the cleaning process.