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by eterm
3165 days ago
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In your advertising material for ode-to-clean you imply that your H2O2 is somehow fundamentally different in the end product to H2O2 manufactured in other ways. You describe it as being "toxin free", and yet also have this paragraph, "the chemicals in our cleaning products, like hydrogen peroxide, are dangerous, expensive, and come with an enormous carbon footprint" on your "bioperoxide" page. Yet here you describe that you're manufacturing that"dangerous, expensive" hydrogen peroxide. Isn't it very misleading to sell a product based on differentiating yourself as "non-toxic" and "natural" when chemically it's the same to the end-user, just the process that is different? |
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1.) Hydrogen peroxide the molecule is a beautiful molecule and all hydrogen peroxide molecules are the same. Hydrogen peroxide is safe and decomposes into just water and oxygen so it doesn't leave behind solid residue or pose an inhalation hazard. The differences arise in terms of purity. Today on the market, you can buy technical grade, food grade, five different semiconductor grades, and rocket grade. Bioperoxide has semiconductor grade purity. Most other hydrogen peroxide products on the market (especially in the consumer space) are made using cheap technical grade peroxide that has heavy metal and alkylated aromatic contaminants. This is what we mean by "toxin free"
2.) Hydrogen peroxide the process is what we are referring to in "the chemicals in our cleaning products, like hydrogen peroxide, are dangerous, expensive, and come with an enormous carbon footprint." Our manufacturing process is not dangerous since we are not mixing hydrogen and oxygen in an aromatic solvent, is cheaper, and our Houston facility is operating on wind energy.
Please let me know if this makes more sense, thanks!