Super-oxidized solutions, also known as electrolyzed waters, are electrochemically processed aqueous solutions manufactured from purified water and sodium chloride. In this electrolysis process, purified water and sodium chloride are subjected to a controlled electric field. During this electrolysis process, molecules are pulled apart in chambers with positive and negative poles, and hydroxyl and chlorine species are formed preferentially based on the engineering design of the electrodes and the fluid flow.