Does Force of Nature (Hypochlorous Acid) Remove Bacteria from My Home? - VIEWER REQUEST! 

Thank you for testing it properly with bacteria cultures. It's very easy to assume this stuff works even if you're buying a placebo.

Ooo! Another good video would be to use a beauty blender sponge for a week or two and see which method of cleaning has less bacteria ( soap + water) or ( soap + water + microwave) ☺

This is very impressive! I would be curious to see if it’s effectiveness changes as the product gets older, for example fresh made, 1 week old and right before it expires around 2 weeks 😁

Just the video I was looking for! Thank you!

I'm using hypochlorous acid on an incision that's opened up after surgery. It's not Force of Nature, of course, but it is the same chemical. You have really relieved my mind that I really may be doing some good with this and might be treating my wound properly. Thank you.

Yes! I knew you’d come through with an honest review!

Thank you so much!

Good to know we made a great choice in purchasing this! Thank you for reviewing it! I recommend buying a continuous mist spray bottle to put the solution in. This way you can treat the solution like a spray on disinfectant like Lysol as well.

Wow, that's amaxzing. This was a greate review and I'm glad you did one on this product. I've been hearing about it but it wasn't until today that I understood what it was. Finally something simple that holds up to their claims. Love these videos you do. Thank you so much!

That's pretty amazing!! Great work!

Wanted to make sure this stuff actually works before purchasing. Thank you!!! Great video

Wow, these are impressive results. I only just learned about Force of Nature the other day when I was watching another RU-vidr spray something on her fruit to wash it and she said it was Force of Nature. I did a quick search to see what it was but didn't look into it past the price tag. I will have to go give it another look after seeing how well this worked. Thanks for testing this!

I’m so glad to see you do this review because I made this purchase about 14 months ago and I’ve used it for everything since im a huge germaphobe.

I am certainly going to look into purchasing this product! Your test case doesn’t lie. And neither does your enthusiasm!

I’d love to see a comparison of how it worked just after spraying and wiping immediately on some of the surfaces like kitchen counter, dining room table, cell phone, door knob, bathroom counter because I feel like sometimes it’s difficult to let the product sit.

I’ve been waiting for a review with samples like this! Thank you! We love our FON and use it EVERY SINGLE DAY. We go through a bottle every 2 weeks, but I’m curious about what someone mentioned about an amber bottle. That would be interesting to see if it was still effective after 3+ weeks. Another thing I’d be interested in, is effectiveness to just clean VS disinfect. I feel it would still do a decent job if you didn’t leave it for the full 10 min. Love it. It’s great for deodorizing as well.

please try blueland products! they’re plastic-free and i’d love to know if their multi-surface and bathroom cleaners actually remove bacteria

Yes, some really positive news! Thank you a lot for testing this, confirms it does work in the real world. What is the ppm count for Force of Nature? I buy ready made electrolyzed water at 500ppm, with a recommended application time of at least one minute. Some studies show effectivity (depending on formulation) with many pathogens in even less than that, in certain cases down to seconds. You’ll have to fact check, but if I remember correctly there are only a few pathogens that needed minutes (again, formulation dependent). Would be interesting to test with different dwell times, say 5s, 10s, 30s, 1min and more, to see the difference on a set of household germs. In some cases maybe a serious reduction in pathogen count is enough, if not killing absolutely all of the most resistant ones. Another test I would be eager to see is using a wet (near dripping) paper towel with electrolyzed water, instead of spraying. Powerful spray directly on a dirty surface can ‘bounce’/splatter onto surroundings. I’ve asked a manufacturer about this but didn’t get an answer. Perhaps a two sided question, could a clean surface get pathogens from spraying a dirty adjacent surface (do splash drops carry pathogens and dry out too soon to be fully effective), or is it better to use a wet paper towel or cloth for these scenarios? For my one minute dwell time it seems reasonable to go over a surface without too much effort this way, though water tends not to form a uniform film. On a separate note, would microfiber with plain water remove bacteria close to this same performance? Some cloths claim over 99% reduction. Maybe too many ideas here, but I am set on removing harsh chemicals from my life and putting it all together, some cloths, cleaning soap and electrolyzed water seem to be enough to take care of all home cleaning. Looking forward to more on electrolyzed water!

Thank you! Please test the spray and wipe method. I’m sick now bc I have been spraying and wiping for a while. Clearly I didn’t read the part where it said wait 10 minutes. LOL. Cheers!

Great song for my adhd and concentration background music! Lol totally adding to my playlist. Thanks! Also, what happens if you wiped it - or it dries before - the 10 mins?

That’s awesome!!! Do you have a request to test antibacterial hand soap? I will send you some!!

Thank you for doing this video! I love using force of nature! One thing people might not know is leaving it plugged in after making it and pouring it into the bottle keeps the light timer going..after about a week, the light turns yellow. Once your two weeks is up, the light turns red. This helps keep track of the life of the product!

New subbie I love the content. Can you check the use on the toilet again but with force of nature being used after soap based cleanser like sals suds or castille soap ? HA is used in medical settings to disinfect when they can’t use chemical cleaners or disinfectants Maybe you could test other premade brands of HA that have higher ppm? It’s a disinfectant not a cleanser cleaner really so it warily have to be used after a cleanser. Thanks

Thank you! Interesting video 😃 I was wondering if you could do a video on Borax? On the back of the box there is a recipe for a homemade spray cleaner dissolving it in water 💧

Thank you for this review! New subscriber! Bought my machine. Do you think if you repeat the process for the toilet and rim it will clear the rest of the bacteria? About to watch your alcohol one now!

Without watching the video I feel like I’m at a y2k underground rave. Gets ya in the mood to scrub the kitchen

Wow! Great results! I have a device like yours but it isn't by Force of Nature. Mine, I just add water and plain salt, turn it on for 10 minutes, then unplug. I like saving money using the device but end up buying cleaning products because you can tell if it's really working. I do however smell a light chlorine bleach smell but after a few days the smell is gone. Thanks for doing this test!

Could you maybe test Effective Microorganisms? They are often sold as “probiotic” cleansers and seem to be popular among eco-conscious people in Japan and Korea. I’m wondering if they are just basically expensive vinegar. You can purchase the EM where people get Bokashi supplies.

I always wonder when they say "leave wet for 10 minutes" because naturally some starts to evaporate and dry over that time...if it does that before 10 minutes is up, are we supposed to rewet it again?!

Wouldn't any hypochlorous acid solution do this? Not just one made with Force of Nature?

Have you tried Attitude or truly free, or blueland?

Did you try it in comparison against traditional cleaning products that most people would use?

Wow! That’s amazing result. I wonder how it does on fabric, like chairs and sofas and dog beds?

The directions say to pre-clean all areas before spraying to disinfect but aside from your test process, do you do the same and what do you use?

I would love to see results after only 1 minute wait time compared to 10, please 🙏 thank you!

I'd be curious to see how well it works by just wiping and letting the surface air dry. No way my kids will let this sit for 10 minutes on a counter.

Well, dang. Now I can't call this BS lol. How does it work in terms of cleaning without soaking for 10 minutes? I traditionally never soak surfaces more than 30 seconds unless I forget to wipe the area. I like to spray, and wipe, then move on. Also, I read it works well for windows to replace Windex, as in it's streak free? Also for kitchens, such as alternative for stove (grease) cleaning? Also wondering if the minute amount of vinegar somehow makes it work as a lime-away replacement for hardwater buildup/scale. I know these are all big asks.

Hi sister. I am writing from Nairobi, Kenya. I am a nurse. We use hypochlorous acid, hydrogen peroxide, and Iodine to treat infections. Which one is best you think Thank you

Could I spay this on a toilet brush to kill bacteria instead of soaking the brush in bleach?

Why can’t we just use hydrogen peroxide to do the same thing ?????????

Why did you choose 10 minutes? No one waits 10 minutes to wipe.

You aren’t supposed to disinfect every time you clean- it’s not needed and can create super bugs and other issues.