We put a lot of time and effort into describing our products and the science behind them, but sometimes pictures speak louder than words.
The eWater Systems ROX 10 unit is one of our most popular products. It’s perfect for busy operations that are short on space, such as schools, childcare centres and restaurants. We could [...]

When it comes to putting sustainability into practice, the Australian education industry is leading the charge. And as more and more learning institutions adopt sustainable models, they are increasingly turning to eWater Systems as a partner of choice in the process.
The Gordon, Victoria’s largest regional TAFE, has long been known for its innovative approach to [...]

Using eWater Systems pump action spray bottles mean our clients save further money through their reduced reliance on consumable packaged chemicals.

eWater is now a system of choice in leading restaurants such as Shannon Bennett’s Vue de Monde, Neil Perry’s Rosetta and Shaun Presland’s Sake. Look and hear what people have to say about the revolution that eWater is creating.
Seeing is believing. Watch the video below.

A review of microbiological safety and the introduction of electrolysed water as an alternative to sodium hypochlorite solution. Food safety has become and continues to be the number one public concern. Considerable progress to strengthen food safety systems has been achieved in many countries. However, unacceptable rates of food-borne illness still remain and new hazards continue to enter the food supply chain.

Here is an endorsement which eWater is proud to communicate. It comes from the Head of Home Economics Bronwyn Cowled, at Victoria’s Gilson College, a leading provider of hospitality training to Year 11 and 12 students.

NMIT (North Melbourne Institute of TAFE) is leading the charge when it comes to sustainability.

eWater Systems is the cleaning and sanitising technology of choice for many TAFE’s and Hospitality training facilities, for very good reason.

With benefits including economy, safety and sustainability is not surprising that eWater Systems are increasingly seen as the way of the future.

A leading story in The Age newspaper reports that Carbapenem-resistant enterobacteriaceae (CRE) a new class of multidrug-resistant bacteria ’superbug’ has contaminated hand-washing sinks in the intensive care unit at Melbourne’s Dandenong Hospital; 10 patients have fallen ill with the bacteria that have killed people overseas.