Clean Tech

Explore the many uses and benefits of nanobubbles.

Cleaning is normally associated with soaps and other chemicals. Ultra-fine nanobubbles, particularly CO2 nanobubbles, are an effective and earth-friendly alternative. Gaia ultra-fine nanobubble technology has been widely, effectively, and economically used to clean everything from cars to windows to heavy equipment to metals to commercial buildings and more. The combination of the penetration properties of nanobubbles and the degreasing capabilities of CO2, provides a chemical-free, effective solution for both small and large scale cleaning applications.

Science of UFB Cleaning

Physical Interaction

The physical interaction of the material is characterized by a low contact angle, which enables it to penetrate shallow pits effectively.

Negatively Charged Bubbles Adhering to Dirt and Oil"

The electrical interaction of the system is evident in the negatively charged bubbles, which effectively adhere to dirt and oil. This characteristic enhances the cleaning process by attracting and capturing contaminants, facilitating their removal.

Improved Surface area

The presence of ultra-fine bubbles (UFBs) increases the surface area, which enhances the wettability of the surface. This increased wettability leads to improved lubricity, as the larger volume of the surface area created by the bubbles allows for better distribution of the lubricant.

Nanobubble cleaning uses

Car Washing

By dissolving carbon dioxide gas into water using Ultra-Fine Bubble (UFB) technology, a solution with lowered pH is formed due to the creation of carbonic acid. This acidic solution can be applied to a car’s exterior for thorough cleaning, eliminating the need for soaps or detergents.

Degreasing

Dissolving carbon dioxide gas in water using Ultra-Fine Bubble (UFB) technology produces a solution with a reduced pH due to the formation of carbonic acid. This acidic solution effectively breaks down grease, allowing it to be wiped away with ease.

Metal cleaning

By leveraging Ultra-Fine Bubble (UFB) technology to dissolve carbon dioxide gas in water, a solution is produced that features a lowered pH as a result of the formation of carbonic acid. This specialized solution is highly effective in cleaning metallic surfaces, as it efficiently breaks down and removes both dirt and oil. The end result is a surface that not only looks immaculate but also exhibits a remarkable, high-gloss shine, demonstrating the exceptional cleaning power of this method.

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Window cleaning

By using Ultra-Fine Bubble (UFB) technology to dissolve carbon dioxide gas in water, a carbonic acid solution with a lower pH is produced. This solution effortlessly removes dirt from window surfaces and is also highly effective for cleaning solar panels. The result is a pristine, streak-free shine on both types of surfaces, ensuring they remain spotless and efficiently maintained.