The challenge of washing glassware

Washing glassware effectively has always been a challenge because it depends on several factors such as the quality of the water, the dose and quality of the chemicals or the water pressure. Subsequently, traditionally, to achieve a crystal-clear finish, the glasses had to be polished by hand after washing. As well the implied risk for the user, this manual process leads to labour costs, the frequent breaking of glasses, compromised hygiene and a lengthy washing process for glasses. The new osmosis water purifier, that can be integrated into any dishwasher, with and without break tanks, is here to solve this problem.

But, what is reverse osmosis?

Reverse osmosis is a water-purification technology that uses a semipermeable membrane to filter the mineral salts in potable water. Thanks to this process, many types of elements suspended in the water are removed, including bacteria, and it is used in both industrial processes and to produce drinking water.

And, what are the benefits of washing with purified water?

1. It improves the finish and hygiene of glassware. 

• • The washing is done with water that is free of bacteria and microbes.
  • It results in crystal-clear and dazzling glassware.
  • We avoid subsequent manipulations that could contaminate the previously sanitised glasses. 

2. Accidents are prevented.

• Given that polishing by hand is no longer required, cuts and muscular injuries are avoided.
• The risk of breaking glasses is reduced.

3. Productivity is improved.

• It speeds up the drying process through the evaporation of the articles.
• The polishing process is no longer necessary, saving on labour and time.
• It avoids machine breakdowns due to the build-up of limescale deposits.

4. Savings in the consumption of chemicals.

• Detergent: 50% of the quantity.
• Rinse aid: minimum consumption.