“Aqueous ozone reverts to water and oxygen molecules after use, leaving no chemical residue on the cleaned surfaces.”


having to purchase multiple chemicals any longer. Other benefits from using stabilised aqueous ozone instead of traditional chemicals include increased sustainability from no longer pouring chemicals down the drain, increased safety from using a certified sanitiser containing no hazardous chemicals, and scientifically-proven effectiveness at killing germs.


Furthermore, there is no more storing, mixing, or disposing of traditional chemicals. No more endless hours of renewing COSHH data sheets, and no more hours of Staff training needed. No need to worry about the health effects of chemicals on your staff, customers, or guests—or the corrosive effects of chemicals on the surfaces and equipment you clean.


One Canadian office tower has documented savings from eliminating 794,935 litres of chemicals in one year.The University of Michigan documents savings of over $50,000 per year from the elimination of chemicals. Once the Lotus PRO has been installed, there are very few recurring costs like there is when using traditional cleaning chemicals.


Converting from traditional cleaners and sanitisers to stabilised aqueous ozone will help save over 10 million litres per month of toxic chemicals from being dumped into groundwater, streams, and rivers. Add to that the reduction in packaging, transportation, fuels and the manufacturing of chemicals and switching to stabilised aqueous ozone is one of the best ways to reduce your carbon footprint and be Eco Friendly.


Change the way you clean, while improving the health and productivity of cleaning operatives with stabilised aqueous ozone from Tersano.


For more information or a demonstration on this innovative product contact KILLIS on 0114 269 86 86 or email sales@killis.co.uk.


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