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EAU Completes Approval Process for Electrolyzed Water as Sanitation Process for Industrial Clean-in-Place Application
Date:9/15/2009

ATLANTA, Sept. 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- EAU Technologies Inc. ("EAU" or "Company") (OTC Bulletin Board: EAUI), a leading provider of electrolyzed water for high-volume, business-to-business applications, announced today that the company has completed a trial with a leading international beverage bottling company enabling the approval of the use of electrolyzed water technology as a sanitation process for CIP (Clean-in-Place) applications. EAU's electrolyzed water (Empowered Water(TM)) is an effective, environmentally friendly solution for Clean-in-Place (CIP) applications for industrial use. CIP applications are used in the food industry to clean stationary equipment during a product changeover and system start-up.

EAU began the extensive trial last fall with the goal of demonstrating that an ambient temperature solution, EAU's Empowered Water(TM), is an effective sanitation process for CIP applications. As part of the test, Empowered Water(TM) was used to clean and sanitize filling equipment and in product changeover applications. The rigorous and methodical testing included verification of cleaning efficacy, effectiveness for eliminating taste carryover, environmental safety, as well as financial enhancement with regards to improved CIP times and potential water and energy savings.

Empowered Water(TM) by EAU is created by combining salt and potable water with an electrical charge. EAU generators create two streams of Empowered Water. Primacide B is an effective cleaning fluid used as a replacement for caustic surfactants and cleaners. Primacide C is stabilized, non-toxic, acidic water effective at killing pathogens during the sanitation process. The active ingredient in Primacide C is Hypochlorous Acid, one of the same chemicals a human body creates to fight off sickness.

Results showed Empowered Water(TM) was able to maintain, and in some cases impr
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