Alright, so I was in Tokyo walking around Tokyu Hands and got sucked into a demonstration by a Japanese sales man for this cleaning product 超电水 (translated to "Super Electric Water"), and the English name is apparently Clean Shu Shu (so cute). The demo looked something like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqg5myRtkdM&feature=related. The product looked amazingly effective (of course it cut the grease right off the old kitchen vent fan since it was a demo!), but the most convincing part is that after all that, the guy sprayed it into his own mouth--it's supposedly completely healthy and chemical free. I did some research online later and found that alkaline ionized water (which is what this product is, relatively stable alkaline ionized water with an expiration date of about 6 months) is an amazingly effective cleaning agent and disinfectant and it's chemical free! Well luckily, I bought a bottle and smuggled it back from Japan, and it had been really great in the kitchen and it saved my cat pee stained rug--yes it removed dried up cat urine like a miracle with no odor left behind--much better than Nature's Miracle. Oh yeah, in Tokyo Hands, this random clueless white tourist girl handed her metal watch to see if the watch demo is for real, the towel came off disgustingly yellow and black--worse than the original demo watch, and she turned beet red, lol.
Well to make a long story longer, I used up my bottle and can't find more in the US. After a lot of research, I realized that they sell it in Taiwan, and I E-Mailed the Taiwanese branch company to see where I can buy this product in the US. Apparently it's has a name change (PH12.6) and an uglier bottle in the US, but you can buy the same thing here http://www.ph12-6.com/store/. Talking about shady looking and no marketing...
Well, time to restock on Clean Shu Shu!
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