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Cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting products are used throughout the world on a daily basis, both in homes and in commercial settings. The use of these products has always posed a threat to consumers and to our environment.

What is on-site generator technology? You may have heard it called on site generation technology or OSG technology. OSG technology allows users to create cleaning products, sanitizers, degreasers, and disinfectants on site. The technology can be used in both commercial and residential settings.

Activated water is another way of saying electrochemically activated water or electrolyzed water. At GenEon, we specialize in safe cleaners and non-toxic sanitizers and disinfectants made using activated water.

A recent tragedy in the restaurant industry sadly reminds us that the threat of chemical cleaners is very real. See the consequences of using these products.

Maybe you've heard of on-site generation technology and you've been wondering what all the fuss is about. On-site generation is a technology that allows consumers to generate cleaners, disinfectants, and sanitizers on-premise and as needed.

Everything from bleach to the chemical-based cleaners used in our homes, schools, hospitals, and other public areas can be dangerous. Finding a better way to clean, sanitize, and disinfect not only decreases health concerns to people, it can have a life-sustaining effect on our environment.

One method for creating sustainable cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting products that stands out as a viable option and a real alternative to chemical-based products is a method that uses electrolyzed water. This truly is a technology that generates products that are nearly unrivaled at killing germs.

Cleaning and sanitizing are extremely important, especially in commercial and public settings where the spread of infection happens so easily. Even when cleaning and sanitizing is done on a regular basis, it isn't always done effectively.

Sometimes information needs to get really personal before we pay attention. Take cleaning products, for example. Every one of us uses them or breathes their fumes every day, whether we're at work or at home. That's because we all want our environments to look, feel, and smell clean, right? Makes sense, but we're paying a high price for all that...

According to many sources, including the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), many of the cleaning products found on store shelves contain harsh chemicals that pose a serious threat to people, pets, and the environment.