How we work
Structured water
On every job we connect a water structuring unit to the pressure cleaner. Here is what it is, and why we use it.
Our sister business: Nature Harmony
Why we use structured water
When we come to do a job for you, we connect a water structuring unit to the pressure cleaner to help with the process.
We get our water structuring units from our sister business, Nature Harmony, and use them on every Northern Rivers Detailing job. It is part of how we keep our work as environmentally friendly as we can.
How Nature Harmony describes it
According to Nature Harmony, its units use flow-form vortices to restructure water into hexagonal clusters with a 120 degree hydrogen bond angle, and structured water carries more free oxygen, which they say helps break down contaminants and hydrocarbons and leaves the water gentler on your grass and plants when it is used with environmentally friendly cleaning products.
Brad uses it because he likes the results: water that rinses cleanly, and a process that sits well with an eco cleaning business that began as Green Clean.
These are the manufacturer's descriptions, offered for interest. Structured water is not a substitute for proper washing, decontamination and paint protection, and we make no health, fuel-economy or scientific claims about it.
Detailing the environmentally friendly way
Structured water goes through the pressure cleaner on every job, from a daily driver to a caravan back from a lap of Australia.
