White Ion Microbubble with Air Massage and Self Sanitizing Rystem

White Ion Microbubbles are extremely small gas bubbles infused with negative ions, often used in water-based wellness or cleaning applications—especially in spas, bathtubs, and skincare.

Here's a breakdown of what they are and how they work:

Microbubbles are tiny gas bubbles, typically less than 50 microns in diameter (about half the width of a human hair). In many systems, these are created by injecting air (or another gas like oxygen or ozone) into water under high pressure, then releasing it through a fine nozzle or diffuser.

“White” usually refers to the visual effect: when many microbubbles are released into water, they give it a milky or cloudy appearance—like “white water.” This is due to light scattering from the millions of bubbles.
“Ion” means these bubbles are charged—typically negatively charged ions (anions). These ions are believed to:

Air is injected into the water at high velocity.

Natural cleansing without soap or harsh chemicals

In a modern luxury bathtub, activating the "White Ion Microbubble" feature fills the tub with fine, mist-like, milky water that leaves the skin feeling soft and refreshed—similar to a high-end spa treatment.