Mixed and electrolytic methods with different manufacturing processes [What are the advantages and disadvantages?]

Isn't it common for many people to be unsure about which one is good? 'Aren't all hypochlorous acid solutions the same?'

First, the main checkpoints for hypochlorous acid water: ● Effective chlorine concentration, which is key to its disinfecting power, "ppm" ● The liquid property "pH," which is important for the content of hypochlorous acid molecules ● Usage (storage) period - Generation methods - ● The electrolysis method involves adding a small amount of a special electrolytic additive (a mixture of sodium chloride and hydrochloric acid or both) to water and generating it through electrolysis in an electrolytic cell. ● The mixing method generates it by mixing sodium hypochlorite and hydrochloric acid (for pH adjustment) with water. - Electrolytic method - Generated by electrolysis of dilute hydrochloric acid. ● 10–100 ppm ● pH 7.5 or higher, weakly alkaline ● Shelf life: 3 hours to 1 week Advantages: Effective when produced on-site with machinery for immediate use. Disadvantages: Degrades quickly, unsuitable for storage or spray use, and not ideal for product sales. Additionally, it is highly corrosive and difficult to produce in high concentrations.

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