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Trinsic®

Touch₂O® Kitchen Faucet with Oxidized Water Technology

Finish
Arctic Stainless
$950.00 USD
$950.00 USD
+ FREE SHIPPING
LIST PRICE: $1,266.66 USD
SAVE 25%

Due to limited inventory, we are only allowing up to 2 faucets per customer

90 Days Risk-Free
  • Transforms tap water into a powerful sanitizer—using only water and oxygen.
  • Kills at least 99.99% of common bacteria*^ and viruses on hard, non-porous surfaces (e.g. knives, dishes, cutting boards, plastic toys, pet bowls and sports equipment.)
  • Deodorizes sponges, dish rags, drains, disposals, and more.
  • Reduces pesticide residue on smooth surface produce.
  • UL certified. EPA compliant. Third-party tested.
  • Touch anywhere on the spout or handle to turn regular tap water on/off.
  • Enjoy hot and cold water with regular tap water. Oxidized water only uses cold water.
  • Double tap faucet (or push button) to activate oxidized water.

*Kills 99.999% of Salmonella, E. Coli, Staph, Listeria, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, Klebsiella Pneumoniae and MRSA
^Kills 99.99% of Strep and Influenza

IN THE BOX

1. Trinsic® Touch₂O® Kitchen Faucet     
2. Oxidized Water Generator System
3. AC Power Cord     
4. Parts for installation

Testimonials
★★★★★

"For me sanitizing integrated into my faucet was a big game changer. Whether it's pans or just being able to wash out your whole sink."

Jennifer C.

★★★★★

"I can give my dishes, utensils, and kids' cups an extra sanitizing rinse to ensure the germs and bacteria are gone."

Jackie H.

★★★★★

"This faucet makes cooking and cleaning way easier for me. I honestly like it so much, I'd take it with me wherever I move."

Margaret F.

★★★★★

"We use the ozone feature frequently to sanitize various things after washing now that we have a child! It is nice to have that extra step to give new parents some peace of mind."

John J.

★★★★★

"I use the oxidized water multiple times a day, it feels great to be able to sanitize my son's highchair tray so quickly."

Karen J.

These consumers received an Oxidized Water faucet at no cost from Delta Faucet Company in exchange for their honest review. All opinions expressed are their own and based on personal experience with the product.

KITCHEN SURFACES & TOOLS

Sanitize & deodorize:

  • Cutting boards
  • Knives
  • Sinks
  • Garbage disposals
  • Dishware
  • Counters

FRUITS & VEGETABLES

Sanitize smooth surface produce like:

  • Lettuce
  • Apples
  • Tomatoes
  • Blueberries
  • Citrus
  • Cucumbers

PERSONAL & PET ITEMS

Sanitize items such as:

  • Plastic toys
  • Pet bowls
  • Nail clippers
  • Toothbrushes
  • Sippy cups
  • Plastic ware

EVERYDAY ODORS

Deodorize bad-smelling items like:

  • Sponges
  • Dish cloths
  • Cutting boards (from garlic, onion, seafood)
  • Countertops
  • Sports equipment

  • It’s created when an electrical charge causes oxygen atoms to form a new O₃ molecule, a powerful sanitizing agent. It gives off a subtle clean scent like the air after a thunderstorm. This signals it’s sanitizing.

  • It sanitizes and deodorizes by killing or removing at least 99.99% of common bacteria and viruses on hard, non-porous surfaces.

  • Using cold water maximizes sanitizing power, allowing oxidized water to bind to microorganisms, breaking them down and destroying them.

  • The faucet is connected to an oxidizing generator box under the sink. Tap the faucet twice or push the LED button on the base of the faucet to activate oxidized water.

Replaceable Oxidized Water Generator Cartridge

The Oxidized Water Generator Cartridge is an essential component to the Oxidized Water system. It simply connects to the oxidized water generator box and infuses water with O₃ to deliver the sanitizing and deodorizing power. It is necessary to replace your cartridge every 2 years to ensure maximum sanitizing power.

View Water Generator Cartridge

Installation & Space Requirements

While installation is straightforward there are few additional things to plan for:

Power Supply: This faucet requires a direct outlet, not controlled by a wall switch. For example, if a garbage disposal is plugged into an outlet that uses a switch, that outlet won't work with this faucet.

Under Sink: Need open space for the oxidized water generator box.

Installation Information:

  • 1 or 3-hole 8" installation
  • Overall Height (in.): 16-9/16
  • Flow Rate @ 60 psi: 1.8 gpm, Oxidized Water = 0.5 gpm 

View Quick Start Guide    
View Maintenance & Installation Sheet
View Installation Video
View Oxidized Water User Guide

Go Deeper into Oxidized Water

Here's how it works

1. What exactly is oxidized water?

Oxidized water is regular water with O₃ (ozone), a naturally occurring molecule made up of three oxygen atoms. Our faucet generates it using an under-sink oxidized generator box—creating a highly effective sanitizer, all from your faucet!

2. What are the benefits of oxidized water?

Oxidized water is a powerful sanitizing agent that can effectively kill at least 99.99% of bacteria and viruses. It also eliminates odors and reduces pesticide residue on smooth surface produce.

3. Can I drink oxidized water?

Yes, oxidized water can be consumed in small quantities—no more than 8 oz at a time. It’s best to let it fully dissipate before drinking to avoid potential irritation. Your faucet can switch back to regular tap water anytime!

4. What can I use oxidized water for?

So many things! It’s perfect for:

Sanitizing non-porous kitchen tools (knives, cutting boards, dishes)

Cleaning plastic toys

Reducing pesticide residue on smooth surface produce

Eliminating odors from sponges, dish rags, and even the drain

Personal hygiene (like freshening up toothbrushes or rinsing hands)

5. Can I use oxidized water for personal hygiene?

Absolutely! You can use it to help keep personal items fresh like toothbrushes, nail clippers and combs.

6. I notice a smell when using oxidized water. Is that normal?

Yep! That subtle scent comes from O₃ doing its job. The system is designed to stay well within OSHA guidelines for O₃ exposure.

7. Can I rinse produce?

For optimal results, rinse or soak smooth surfaced produce (i.e. apples and blueberries) in oxidized water for a minimum of 15 seconds.

8. What bacteria and viruses does oxidized water kill?

Oxidized water is 99.999% effective against: 

  • Salmonella  
  • E. Coli 
  • Staphylococcus
  • Listeria
  • Pseudomonas aeruginosa
  • Klebsiella pneumoniae
  • MRSA

And 99.99% effective against:

  • Strep
  • Influenza

9. Can oxidized water help eliminate odors?

Yes! It neutralizes the bacteria that cause bad smells and breaks down lingering oils. It’s great for refreshing sponges, drains, garbage disposals, and even gym gear.

10. Can I rinse meat and fish with oxidized water?

Yes, you can, but it won’t reach deep into the proteins where bacteria can hide. That’s why we only recommend using it for produce.

11. Should I use oxidized water with soap?

Not at the same time! Soap contains organic materials that weaken the sanitizing power of the O₃.

Instead: Wash with soap and water to remove dirt, grease and debris.

Finish with oxidized water to kill at least 99.99% of common bacteria and viruses on hard, non-porous surfaces.

12. Can I use both hot and cold water for oxidized water?

No. Oxidized water needs cold water. Cold water helps O₃ stay active longer, ensuring peak bacteria-busting power. When using regular tap water you can still access hot and cold water.

13. Where does the oxidized water generator box plug into?

This faucet requires a direct outlet, not controlled by a wall switch. For example, if a garbage disposal is plugged into an outlet that uses a switch, that outlet will not work with this faucet.

14. Can this be used with well water?

Yes, but well water usually contains higher levels of minerals than city water, so we recommend installing a pre-filter ahead of the oxidized water faucet for optimal performance.

15. How can I get the most out of oxidized water?

A Few Helpful Tips

  • Oxidized water works best straight from the faucet—its effectiveness decreases if stored in a container.
  • Connect only to the cold-water line. Hot water can reduce the oxidized water concentration.
  • While small amounts are safe to drink (no more than 8 oz), we don’t recommend using oxidized water mode for drinking—it’s designed for sanitizing. Use regular tap or filtered water for drinking!
  • Avoid using oxidized water in spray mode, as this can make it less effective.
  • Oxidized water is a great sanitizer and deodorizer, but it doesn’t replace soap for cleaning.

A Few Things to Keep in Mind

  • Avoid mixing oxidized water with medicines or baby formula—it may reduce their effectiveness or break down the ingredients.
  • Babies and pets should not be bathed with oxidized water.
  • Don’t use oxidized water to rinse your eyes or nose—it can cause a burning sensation.
  • While it’s an uncommon action, avoid putting your face in the sink basin while oxidized water is running.
  • For food prep and cleaning, oxidized water is a great extra step, but it shouldn’t replace standard safety practices.

ENJOY EVERYDAY SANITIZATION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

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