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Monday 6am - 10pm Tuesday 6am - 10pm Wednesday 6am - 10pm Thursday 6am - 10pm Friday 6am - 10pm Saturday 6am - 10pm Sunday 6am - 10pm

Tide wash and fold, Jacksonville, FL (2026)

07/03/2023

08/15/2022

How does ozone laundry work?

Ozone wash is a revolutionary laundering process that uses a powerful oxidizing gas called ozone. Ozone laundry systems create ozone by combining oxygen and electricity. The ozone is then dissolved in the washing water.
When the ozone water comes into contact with organic materials in your laundry, it destroys (or “oxidizes”) them. That includes bacteria, viruses, mold, or other microorganisms. Ozone also breaks up many inorganic materials, including soils and greases. This makes it easier for water to remove these contaminants from your laundry and wash them away.

What are the benefits of ozone water washing?

Ozone wash has many benefits compared to a traditional wash. Even hot water washing can’t achieve the same results! Here are a few science-backed reasons why ozone washing is a superior laundering method.

Ozone wash cleans and sanitizes your laundry better

The whole point of laundering is to clean your clothing and linens — and in that respect, ozone washing does a much better job than traditional washing!
Ozone is such a powerful oxidant that it kills microorganisms 3,000 times faster than bleach.[1] That means ozone wash can help protect you and your family from bacteria, viruses, and mold that cause illnesses and skin problems. And it doesn’t even require hot water or harsh chemicals! In fact, ozone works best in cold water.
As an illustration, researchers in one UK study tested how well ozone could kill 12 different bacterial strains compared to hot water. The hot water washing was completed at 75°C (167°F) (that’s 4°C higher than the UK-recommended disinfection temperature). The researchers found that 3 strains of bacteria remained even after 15 minutes of hot water washing. But no bacteria was present after only three minutes of ozone washing![2]