22. Nov. 2025

Ozone water in retail: calm surface cleaning routines

Q: Which retail surfaces can I clean with ozone water?

Hard, closed surfaces such as checkout counters, shelves, handles, baskets and floors; not intended for consumption or medical use.

Q: Is ozone water safe for store staff?

Yes, when used correctly for surface cleaning and following a clear workflow such as the two-cloth method.

Q: How do I integrate ozone water into existing store routines?

Link ozone water to fixed store routes and task lists so the two-cloth method becomes part of the standard daily workflow.

Q: What costs are involved in using ozone water in retail?

Per-litre costs are low at around €0.0017, and typical maintenance after about 1000 hours is roughly €75 in parts.

Q: Can ozone water replace all cleaning products in a store?

For daily surface cleaning it often can; specialised situations may still require dedicated products.

Discover how ozone water simplifies daily surface cleaning in stores, with clear walking routes, calm routines and single-source cleaning water.

Retail staff member cleaning a checkout counter with ozone water

Learn how ozone water works in retail: daily surface cleaning of counters, shelves and floors with the two-cloth method, costs and clear workflows.

Guide: using ozone water in retail environments

Ozone water in retail: calm, repeatable cleaning routines

In retail you want cleaning to support the store experience, not interrupt it. Ozone water helps because you work with a single type of cleaning water produced on site. It is intended only for surface cleaning of hard, closed surfaces such as checkout counters, door handles, shelves, baskets and floors. Our ozone water from the ozone water machine is intended for surface cleaning only. Not intended for consumption or medical use.

Spray onto the cloth for controlled application, or directly onto closed surfaces such as counters, tiles or floors. Workflow: two-cloth method — 1) Mist a light film on the surface. 2) Clean in overlapping passes. 3) Dry immediately with cloth B for a streak-free result. Work from cleaner to less clean: touchpoints → fixtures → main walkways.

Daily store cleaning with ozone water

Teams follow a predictable route: payment area and counters first, then frequently touched shelf zones, and finally floors in the main walking routes. Because the two-cloth method keeps surfaces dry enough, customers can keep using the area shortly after cleaning. New staff members learn the steps quickly because the sequence always stays the same.

For additional background and use cases, explore What is ozone water?Ozone water machine Guides Contact Two-cloth method for extra explanations, examples and guides.

Why choose ozone water

✔️ One type of cleaning water for the entire store

✔️ Less storage space and fewer bottles

✔️ Calmer workflows thanks to a single, clear method

Using ozone water is cost-saving. Cleaning water is made from tap water, plastic packaging is reduced and fewer different products have to be ordered and monitored.

Costs and affordability

At around €0.0017 per litre, cleaning water is extremely affordable. A full bucket costs about one cent, and typical maintenance after roughly 1000 operating hours is around €75 in parts.

Customer stories & testimonials

“On-site production reduces per-litre usage costs.” – Retail
“No residue or film on floors; fewer follow-up passes.” – Supermarket
“Fewer product types to purchase and manage.” – Chain store

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Which retail surfaces can I clean with ozone water?