Alkaline water is water with a higher pH (typically around 8 or 9) compared to regular drinking water, which has a neutral pH of around 7. It’s often produced to contain additional minerals to help raise its pH.
Some proponents claim alkaline water can neutralize acid in the body, support hydration, improve metabolism, and slow aging; however, these benefits are mostly anecdotal and lack robust scientific support.
Drinking alkaline water is generally considered safe for most healthy individuals, but excessive consumption may disrupt the body's natural pH balance and cause gastrointestinal discomfort in some cases.
Alkaline water is typically produced through ionization (using a water ionizer machine) or by adding alkaline minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and potassium.
While alkaline water may taste smoother, there’s limited scientific evidence to support that it hydrates better than plain water for healthy individuals.
Current research has not shown strong evidence to support most health claims about alkaline water, and larger, well-controlled studies are needed.
Hydrogen water is believed to offer antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, potentially supporting cellular health, improving metabolic markers, and even enhancing recovery for athletes due to its molecular hydrogen (H2) content.
While regular water is simply H2O, hydrogen water is infused with additional molecular hydrogen (H2), which adds unique antioxidant properties not found in plain water.
Some studies suggest that hydrogen water may help reduce muscle fatigue and improve peak power in athletes by reducing oxidative stress, though benefits are most noticeable in trained individuals.
Scientific research on hydrogen water is promising, showing antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity, but most studies are small and more evidence is needed for definitive proof.
Hydrogen water is generally safe, but a few people may experience mild side effects such as digestive discomfort, bloating, or, rarely, dizziness. These effects are usually temporary and linked to individual sensitivity.
Hydrogen water is typically made by the process of electrolysis, where electricity splits water (H2O) molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. The H2 (Hydrogen gas) is then dissolved into the water, sometimes using advanced devices like H2CAP generators.
No. If your clothes have a scent after being washed it’s because your detergent contains chemicals. After all, CLEAN has no smell.
They are not super white, but that is because they do not contain Bleach. If you want ‘snow-white clothes,’ you may have to pre-soak from time to time, as you would have before you owned a 1THE Wash Ball. Or you can use another ‘clean and green approach and revive your whites by soaking them overnight in a mixture of lemon juice, water, and a few drops of lemon essential oil. The ultimate purpose of using 1THE WashBall is not only for economic reasons but also as a meaningful consumer action to protect the environment of future generations from safeguarding through eco-friendly living, even if we wear fewer white clothes than clothes bleached through chemical detergents.
No. Your washing machine could even last longer.Why? Over time your filters will be cleaner and not continually clogged with the nasty residue caused by fabric softeners and detergents.
1THE WashBalls helps reduce skin irritations and allergies, including eczema and psoriasis. No residues are left in the water, like enzymes, after the washing.There are also no colorants, no fragrances, no bleach, no phosphates or fluorescent dyes, and dirt removers like there are with regular detergents. All these chemicals will be in contact with your skin, and they can stay on your skin for 24 hours.
Yes. 1THE Washballs will save our precious resources in several ways. They will:Use less water for each load—saving thousands of liters over their lifetimeRequire less electricity because you don’t need the rinse cycleDo not harm your greywater, so it is safe to use your recycled waterNot release dangerous chemicals, including phosphates, into our water(like regular laundry products do)—phosphates cause algae problemsDoes not release toxic chemicals into the soil