Wash with tech not chemicals.

Stop relying on harsh chemicals.

The detergent ritual? It's not a solution, it's an expensive compromise. You pour costly chemicals into your machine, hoping they'll overpower the stubborn smells trapped deep in the fabric. But more often, they fail, especially against socks, uniforms, sportswear, and towels. Worse, those harsh formulas aggressively fade the colors of your favourite clothes and degrade your performance gear.

NanoWash is the shift from chemistry to physics.

NanoWash crushes the air bubbles already in the water to enrich it with an invisible army: nanobubbles (or Ultra Fine Bubbles, as defined by ISO 20480-1:2017 standards). Nanobubbles upgrade your water. They reduce the water's surface tension, allowing it to penetrate deeper than ever before, straight into the smallest gaps in the fabric fibers. They don't mask residue, they lift it out.

The result: fresh laundry, less detergent, and zero effort. You keep your detergent, your machine, and your time.

But, what are Nanobubbles?

Imagine water with an upgrade.

Not hotter.
Not mixed with extra chemicals.
Just water enhanced to clean better.

Nanobubbles are tiny bubbles, 10,000 times smaller than the bubbles you see in a glass. They are so small that they don’t float to the top. Instead, they stay suspended in the water, and water starts to behave slightly different:

1. Water spreads more
With billions of nanobubbles inside, water spreads more easily and slips deeper into the tiny gaps between fibres. The residues that cause stubborn smells—sweat, oils, detergent buildup—lose the protected spaces where they normally hide.

2. Nanobubbles help lift dirt and odors.
When these microscopic bubbles naturally collapse, they release a very small burst of energy. It’s gentle on fabrics but strong enough to help detach dirt and oil particles clinging to the fibres, the residues responsible for odors.

Water enters NanoWash like ordinary tap water. Inside, it flows into a swirling chamber where a mini-whirlpool meets sharp, precisely angled blades — gently breaking the tiny air bubbles already in the water.

The result is ultra-fine nanobubbles, about 10,000 times smaller than regular bubbles. Invisible to the human eye, they subtly change the properties of water — lowering surface tension and effectively “upgrading” your water for washing.

It may look simple, but the engineering inside is anything but. Producing the right bubbles is a delicate challenge: too large, and they clump, rise, and disperse; too few, and the effect is limited.

And NanoWash had some additional challenges. The materials should be affordable and the liquid pressure could not be controlled. The solution was to optimize NanoWash to perform perfectly with the tap water, where the water flow, temperature, pressure, and dissolved oxygen are all standardized.

The result? 120 million bubbles per millilitre, each around 100 nm, delivering the same top-level performance found in many industrial nanobubble systems in a compact, easy to install, effortless to use affordable domestic nanobubble generator.