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eWater arrives at CHOGM

Phil — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 05:55:26 +0000

eWater Systems have just installed Model ROX 10 units at Frasers Restaurant and the State Reception at Kings Park coinciding with functions during the CHOGM meeting in Perth

Andrew Buckenara is as excited about protecting the environment as we are

Phil — Tue, 18 May 2010 07:24:04 +0000

eWater Systems welcomes the recent appointment of Andrew Buckenara. Offering specialist hydraulic engineering advice and consultancy in the design, specification and installation of integrated and reticulated ROX electrolysed water systems, Andrew is an integral part of our team.

He trained as a plumber and then as a hydraulic engineer, and is experienced with industrial, commercial and domestic spheres coordinating complex projects and systems.

‘I am very excited to be onboard with eWater Systems, as I think we provide a fantastic environmentally friendly product which, in essence, changes the way people look at cleaning and sanitising.

‘Typically, when we think about cleaning and sanitising, we think of chemical-based products but eWater Systems provides a totally different approach. With government and industry alike concentrating on reducing the environmental impacts their businesses are having, it is a good feeling to know that we can offer a product that is a better alternative for cleaning and sanitising. I feel like I am doing my part to help protect our environment.’

Andrew will also manage the service and maintenance side of the business as well as in sales and marketing activities. His appointment reflects the increasing awareness of eWater Systems in the building and infrastructure arenas, as well as a growing acceptance of the economic, environmental and OH&S benefits of the ROX-branded products.

Prevent ’superbug’ infections spreading

Phil — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 05:07:20 +0000

Prevent ’superbug’ infections spreading

Recently, the spread of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, also known as MRSA – an antibiotic-resistant infection that can sometimes be fatal – has made headlines.

MRSA is a major cause of hospital-acquired infections that are becoming increasingly difficult to combat due to emerging resistance to all current antibiotic classes. In fact, strains of MRSA have been identified that appear to be well-adapted to the hospital environment and is now becoming noticeable in the community worldwide, sometimes causing fatal infections in otherwise healthy individuals.

It is transmitted person-to-person usually via the hands, but can also be spread through inadequate medical procedures and sanitisation in hospitals where it can be transmitted by having direct contact with another person’s infection or touching contaminated surfaces or items.

Experts stress that more stringent sanitisation procedures using effective products such as electrolysed water, could deter/prevent the spread of MRSA, and that hospitals in particular would benefit.

Many hospitals and aged care centres already rely on electrolysed water as it sanitises every surface imaginable, successfully eliminating pathogens of all kinds from surgical and healthcare equipment as well as eradicating bacteria, viruses and mould.

For further information about research on electrolysed water’ sanitising effects: “Effectiveness of Electrolyzed Water as a Sanitizer for Treating Different Surfaces”, Journal of Food Protection:

http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/iafp/jfp/2002/00000065/00000008/art00011

For further information about how to best prevent spread of disease: “Prevention of MRSA spread in the neurosurgical field”: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8851953

Sake opens with a great review

Phil — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 06:03:16 +0000

One of our great supporters at E Water, and a really good guy (as well as very talented chef) Shaun Presland has just opened his new Japanese restaurant at the Argyle Centre at The Rocks in Sydney. Complete with a full ROX System including the first of the new auto hand wash dispenser. Anyway take a read of Terry Duracks 15/20 review and do you self a favour a make a booking

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2009/11/09/1257614995331.html

Hand washing irritations

tim — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:44:15 +0000

Take a look, its no wonder with dry skin and dermatitis and now the revelation of the potential dangers of some hand wash liquids that hand washing remains one of the greatest causes of cross contamination. Its does have to be this way. Try hand washing using electrolyzed water, highly effective and easy on the hands.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/breaking/6443205/chemical-probe-set-to-

widen/

Salmonella again hits Aged Care

Phil — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:35:27 +0000

It seems like every few months there’s an outbreak at an aged care home, leading to the death of elderly people. Most times these are preventable with proper sanitation procedures and using effective sanitizers. Research has proven time and again how effective electrolyzed water is at eliminating salmonella. Ask for research studies, its all there in academic papers.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/salmonella-claims-life-of-nursing-home-res

ident-20091117-ikce.html

Gilson College the first school with ROX Water

Phil — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 06:35:37 +0000

The plumbing is now in place for the first installation of a electrolyzed water system in a school in Australia. Gilson Secondary College at Taylors Hill in Melbourne has chosen to install a ROX 20 with outlets throughout their new Home Ec kitchen. This is something of a new beginning – the chefs and cooks of the future learning about the new generation cleaning and sanitizing solutions .

How water becomes electrolyzed

Phil — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 05:13:34 +0000

We are always being asked how electrolyzed water works. And when we explain that it’s simply a process of combining water, salt and electricity people look as us if we’re alchemists. Anything but! We don’t use any chemicals at all. Actually the way it works – the electrolytic process – is well known. Its not a miracle, its just a huge surprise it taken so long to discover its benefits. Its similar to the way common salt water pool chlorinators function. Its clearest explanation is by illustration so check out this link. http://www.ewatersystems.com.au/e-water/electrolyzed-water/). While our equipment embodies a simple process, what makes ROX so special is that this equipment consistently produces chemical free cleaning and sanitizing solutions the highest standards.

Heated alkaline water

Phil — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 05:39:32 +0000

Cleaning with ambient temperature ROX alkaline water satisfies a multitude of uses. However ambient alkaline water hasn’t always worked when needed to remove heavy build up of fat in hardcore situations like meat works or dairy farms. Thats about to change. ROX alkaline water can be now heated, affordably, to up to 80 degrees using continuous flow hot water systems. Rinnai warranty their excellent HD range of internal and external units to heat alkaline water , provided sensible daily flushing is completed.