I am seeking information on the commercial appliation of ionizing
water, specifically pool water. I would like to know:

1. Can water be ionized and cleaned just like the household air cleaners sold?

2. Are there any companies in existance that have a water ionizer
product and are using it in commercial applications?

3. If the above is yes or no, any companies that have a product to
clean pool water.

4. If the above is no, is it viable in function and cost to create a
commercial product that will ionize pool water and completely
eliminate the need for pool chemicals?


My intent is to start a pool ionization business on a mass scale.

Any info would be appreciated.

(I will pay more than $10.00 depending on breath, depth, and
usefullness of your answer after answer submitted (I have had a bad
experience before and charged a high fee with sub-par results))

Thanks
Scott

1. Can water be ionized and cleaned just like the household air cleaners sold?
 Yes, from my opinion more noticeably. Chlorine or non-Chlorine shock
is still needed and the ionization bars do not last forever.

2. Are there any companies in existence that have a water ionizer
product and are using it in commercial applications? & 3. If the above
is yes or no, any companies that have a product to
clean pool water.

Search for commercial (ctrl+f ) 
http://www.sunshinepool.com/DEALERS.html
http://www.carefreeclearwater.com/coolingt.html

Unfortunately, many state regulations force commercial swimming pools
to maintain a certain chemical sanitization level.

4. If the above is no, is it viable in function and cost to create a
commercial product that will ionize pool water and completely
eliminate the need for pool chemicals?

That I believe depends on pricing. 

I own and operate http://www.pool-ionizer.com (I am not the manufacturer).

Ionization is so unbelievable it seems fraudulent. Selling residential
I get many people nervous about paying $200 for a product they feel is
to good to be true. But it is not. My 30,000-gallon pool looks
marvelous year round and I am in the south where pools are harder to
maintain do to the sweltering weather.

Strangely some companies sell units for  $1,000s of dollars! From my
research mass-producing an ionizer is relatively inexpensive. Circuit
board, Power, Plastic, Copper, Silver and sometimes Zinc. Why zink??
It is used as a filler to make the bars appear larger and last longer.

You can contact me at earmonkey@gmail.com and I hopefully answer any
more questions you might have.