08/26/2026
If you’ve looked closely at an Enagic machine, you’ve probably noticed something.
There are several different settings.
So why?
Because the machine isn’t designed to produce only one type of water for one purpose.
Different settings are intended for different uses.
And this is one area where I think it’s important to slow down and actually understand the product.
Not every water produced by the machine is intended for drinking.
Some settings are intended for drinking water, while others have different intended household uses.
That’s why simply saying “Kangen Water” doesn’t really explain everything the machine does.
Over the next several posts, I’m going to start breaking these settings down individually.
What is the setting?
What does Enagic say it’s intended for?
Is it intended for drinking?
How might someone use it around their home?
And when appropriate, I’ll show you how I personally use it.
I’m intentionally keeping this educational.
No medical promises.
No turning a pH number into a miracle claim.
Just learning what the product actually does and how it’s intended to be used.
So let’s decide where we start.
Would you rather learn about the drinking-water settings 💧 or the other household uses 🏠 first?