This discussion has set me thinking about what is the final products
of the LectraSan. If it does electrolysis of sodium chloride, there is
bound to be production of sodium hypochlorite which creates
environmental problems of it own (when used for bleacing paper, for
example). When sodium hypchlorite reacts with organic matter, some toxic
organochlorines are formed. Does anyone know if this potential problem
has been investigated?

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