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Oxygen Cleaning
The Deepest Available
Sanitizing*
Cleans Hardened Biofilms
Amazing Results
Lifts Stains, Grease, and Oil
Save Time and Water
Time is Also Precious
OxyAmaze® Benefits
Eco-Friendly
- Our smallest package available saves an average 2.7 lbs. of CO₂ release as compared to a 500 ml plastic bottle.
- Odorless.
- Exceeds all EPA sewer discharge rules.
- A cleaner that uses FDA GRAS (generally recognized as safe) products.
Save Time and Water
Discover a better cleaning that is 10 times faster than standard cleaning — while saving water. Time is your greatest resource.
A Deep Clean That Really Makes a Difference
You will take notice to a deep cleaning. Be amazed by how fast the oxygen power removes the oil, grease, and grime using biofilm lifting.
Money Savings with a Clean Slate Method
First do an OxyAmaze® deep cleaning. Next, depending on your traffic and use, generally; a one time monthly OxyAmaze® maintenance is all that is needed. In the meantime, you do your normal daily cleaning just like you always have — that goes much quicker when done on a clean slate.
Try It You'll Love It
Just follow the sample instructions inside the package and simply return the remaining product for a refund if your not pleased with the cleaning.
Sanitizing* Validation
Using ATP testing that hospitals use.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is The Future After a Post Pandemic - Click on Image
Nothing beats the OxyAmaze® measures for insect control with sanitizing. A tremendous benefit simply by doing the necessary monthly "clean slate" floor cleaning using OxyAmaze®.
Crafted Cleaning™ Has the Highest Standards
Mixing and using on site is a crafted cleaning™ that uses FDA approved ingredients — with zero fillers. It's not just food that has a shelf life.
Buying Local Greatly Helps The Economy
OxyAmaze® is very proud to be able to claim that all products used to manufacture and package OxyAmaze® are made in the USA.
The Robust Bacteria Unaffected By Disinfectants is Called Biofilm
"Biofilms tend to form anywhere there's microbes and water." Reference - Sarah Collier, analytic epidemiologist at the Center for Disease Control (CDC).