What if I told you that you could stop buying laundry detergent forever?

No pods. No liquid detergent. No searching for the "cleanest" brand. No deciphering ingredient labels.

Just water and oxygen.

Sounds a little too good to be true, right? That was my question too: But does it actually clean the clothes?

This week, I'm joined by Marissa from O3 Waterworks to explore aqueous ozone, or O3, and how their Smart Laundry System uses water and oxygen to create a cleaning solution directly within your washing cycle.

We get into the questions that actually matter: What about odors? Stains? Bacteria? Detergent residue and buildup? What happens inside your washing machine? Why does the system use cold water? And how is aqueous ozone different from the gaseous ozone you may have heard warnings about?

Marissa also walks us through potential long-term savings, the Smart Laundry System's boost mode, and their sanitizing spray bottle, which creates aqueous ozone using tap water.

I'm personally bringing this system into my own home, so I wanted to understand exactly what it does, if it has limitations, and whether laundry detergent could really become one less product we have to buy.

Could a machine on your laundry-room wall make detergent a thing of the past?

Listen to find out!

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