Cleaning Solutions Made On Site

Annihilare uses water, salt and electricity to generate cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting solutions on demand. By producing solutions where they are used, facilities can reduce dependence on shipped ready-to-use chemicals, single-use packaging and large chemical inventories.

Simple Inputs Practical Facility Solutions

The Annihilare system uses an electrochemical process to convert salt and water into hypochlorous acid and sodium hydroxide solutions. Hypochlorous acid can be generated at designated concentrations for cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting applications, while the alkaline solution supports general cleaning and degreasing tasks.

The compact system allows trained facility teams to fill spray bottles, mop buckets and compatible floor-cleaning equipment as part of daily custodial operations. Because solutions are generated on site, teams can produce what they need while reducing reliance on multiple conventional products.

How It Works

1. Water and salt are supplied to the Annihilare system.
2. Electricity drives the electrochemical process that creates the designated solutions.
3. Staff dispense the appropriate solution for approved cleaning, sanitizing or disinfecting applications.
4. Routine testing and quality-control procedures confirm that solutions meet required specifications before use.

Facility and Sustainability Benefits

• Reduces deliveries of ready-to-use cleaning chemicals
• Cuts disposable bottle, container and cardboard waste
• Reduces storage space needed for multiple chemical products
• Provides solutions on demand for daily custodial use
• Can simplify product inventory and replenishment
• Supports cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting applications from one generation system

Demonstrated in Daily Custodial Operations

Yale University has used an Annihilare system in two residential colleges since 2022. Yale reports that custodial staff use the generated solutions in bathrooms, activity spaces, fitness centers, stairwells, floor-cleaning machines and mop buckets. The university also reports fewer chemical deliveries and the elimination of associated packaging waste at those locations.

Designed for a Range of Facilities

Annihilare can be considered for healthcare environments, schools and universities, office buildings, hospitality and food-service operations, industrial facilities, government buildings and other organizations seeking to reduce conventional chemical purchasing and packaging while supporting consistent custodial operations.

Training Quality Control and Label Compliance

On-site generation should be supported by clear operating procedures, staff training and routine quality-control testing. Every solution must be generated at the appropriate concentration and used according to its applicable product label, contact time, surface instructions and facility requirements.

Explore On Site Generation for Your Facility

Sani-Chem can help evaluate expected volume, available space, current product use and operational goals to determine whether Annihilare is a practical fit for your organization.

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