How to clean your hydrogen water bottle? Healthy Hydration 💦 #hydrogenwater

Summary

The video script offers a practical guide on how to clean a hydrogen water bottle with a built-in generator. The author explains that over time, bacteria and saliva can affect the taste of the hydrogenated water. To address this, they recommend using citric acid powder or lime juice to clean the metal slits inside the bottle where ionization occurs. The cleaning process involves filling the bottle with a small amount of water, adding citric acid or lime juice, sealing it, shaking well, and letting it sit before rinsing. This method is said to restore the crisp, clean taste of the water, especially for bottles that have been used for several months.

Takeaways

• 🧪 The speaker has discovered a method to clean a hydrogen bottle with a generator, which had started to lose its crisp taste after a year of use.
• 🌊 Water exposed to metal slits in the generator gets ionized, producing hydrogen gas, which is believed to be the science behind the process.
• 🚫 Over time, the taste of the hydrogenated water deteriorates, possibly due to bacteria and saliva contamination.
• 🧼 Cleaning the hydrogen bottle is simple and does not involve using a dishwasher due to the delicate parts inside.
• 🍋 Citric acid in powder form or lime juice can be used as a natural cleaner for the hydrogen bottle.
• 🥄 A small amount of water and citric acid or lime juice is added to the bottle, ensuring not to overfill it to maximize exposure to the cleaning solution.
• 🛠️ The generator should not be turned on during the cleaning process, as ionizing citric acid might damage the metal slits inside.
• 💦 Shaking the bottle vigorously helps to clean the metal slits and dislodge any trapped bacteria or contaminants.
• 🕒 The cleaning solution is recommended to sit in the bottle for a few hours, or longer if possible, to effectively clean the interior.
• 💧 Rinsing the bottle with tap water after cleaning helps to remove any residual citric acid or lime juice.
• 👌 After cleaning, the hydrogen bottle should work properly and the water should taste better than before.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video?

The main topic of the video is about cleaning a hydrogen bottle with a generator.

How does the hydrogen generator work according to the video?

The hydrogen generator works by ionizing water that is exposed to metal slits, which causes hydrogen to be released.

What issue did the user experience with their hydrogen bottle over time?

The user experienced a decline in the crisp and clean taste of the hydrogenated water over time.

What is the suspected cause of the change in taste?

The suspected cause is the accumulation of bacteria and saliva from use over time.

What method is suggested for cleaning the hydrogen bottle?

The suggested method for cleaning is using citric acid in powder form or lime juice.

Why is it not recommended to run the hydrogen bottle through a dishwasher?

It is not recommended because there are many moving parts and ionized parts that could potentially be damaged by the dishwasher's soap or high heat.

What is the risk of turning on the generator while cleaning it with citric acid?

Turning on the generator while cleaning could potentially damage the metal slits inside due to the ionization of citric acid.

How long should the cleaning solution be left in the bottle?

Some people suggest letting it sit for a few hours, with the assumption that longer exposure might be better.

What is the final step after cleaning the hydrogen bottle?

After cleaning, the user should rinse the bottle with tap water, shake it again to remove any remaining citric acid, and then turn the bottle around to ensure proper functioning.

How will the user know if the cleaning was successful?

The user will know if the cleaning was successful if the taste of the hydrogenated water is crisper and cleaner than before.

What is the main benefit of cleaning the hydrogen bottle?

The main benefit is the restoration of the crisp and clean taste of the hydrogenated water, which can deteriorate over time due to bacteria and saliva buildup.