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alter ego

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QVC is selling the H2O E3 kit (item 809459) for just under £90. It's £120 on Thane Direct.

I'm very tempted as I use a lot of it as I can use little else due to allergies. I even use Dew as a mouthwash (50/50 dilute with water) for ulcers and to clean up my mucky dog (I know she won't get ill if she licks herself). If I do give it a go and it gives off that lovely faint bleach whiff I won't be sending it back. I find that whiff so reassuring.
 
60 day money back guarantee alter, if it's something that you would use regularly and it's a good price then it's not a waste of money. Keep the packaging just in case.

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alter ego said:
QVC is selling the H2O E3 kit (item 809459) for just under £90. It's £120 on Thane Direct.

I'm very tempted as I use a lot of it as I can use little else due to allergies. I even use Dew as a mouthwash (50/50 dilute with water) for ulcers and to clean up my mucky dog (I know she won't get ill if she licks herself). If I do give it a go and it gives off that lovely faint bleach whiff I won't be sending it back. I find that whiff so reassuring.
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H20 E3 Multi-Purpose Natural Cleaning System - QVC UK

H20 E3 Multi-Purpose Natural Cleaning System order online at QVCUK.com
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I would probably use the "generator" a lot as it's virtually the only cleaning product I use. To be able to do the cleaning myself (properly - sorry, Mr AE) since I discovered it has been great. It makes me feel useful, too. I used to have to go to the other floor whenever he broke out the cleaning kit and couldn't get in the car until it had been thoroughly aired after cleaning.

I must admit I probably do use more than I need but I love using it!

I had a chat with my dentist about it as I'd read it can be used as a mouthwash. He said it's an excellent mouthwash then explained that a lot of dentists use an industrial generator to make electrolysed water as they use it to clean their kit. It destroys biofilm so there's nowhere for the germs to cling to and hide in. Some hospitals also have their own generators as it's a perfect sanitiser and very cheap to make. The only trouble being that the generator itself is expensive.

But like you, SB, I don't know if I'd trust it but at least if there's the bleach whiff I know that the FAC is being produced. No smell and it would go straight back.

PS Thanks for the link Illoyd
 
alter ego said:
I would probably use the "generator" a lot as it's virtually the only cleaning product I use. To be able to do the cleaning myself (properly - sorry, Mr AE) since I discovered it has been great. It makes me feel useful, too. I used to have to go to the other floor whenever he broke out the cleaning kit and couldn't get in the car until it had been thoroughly aired after cleaning.

I must admit I probably do use more than I need but I love using it!

I had a chat with my dentist about it as I'd read it can be used as a mouthwash. He said it's an excellent mouthwash then explained that a lot of dentists use an industrial generator to make electrolysed water as they use it to clean their kit. It destroys biofilm so there's nowhere for the germs to cling to and hide in. Some hospitals also have their own generators as it's a perfect sanitiser and very cheap to make. The only trouble being that the generator itself is expensive.

But like you, SB, I don't know if I'd trust it but at least if there's the bleach whiff I know that the FAC is being produced. No smell and it would go straight back.

PS Thanks for the link Illoyd
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Indeed, the science etc is great, it's just Q!
 

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