The working principle of a bubble cleaner is mainly to use the mixing effect of water and air to clean the dirt and impurities on the surface of objects. The specific process includes the following key steps:

Bubble generation: The bubble cleaner compresses air through an air pump or high-pressure fan and sends it into water, forming a mixed liquid containing a large number of tiny bubbles. These bubbles are evenly distributed onto the surface of the item to be cleaned using a specially designed bubble generator, such as a porous plate or microporous tube.

Cleaning function: When bubbles come into contact with the surface of an object, they will rupture and generate an impact force, which can effectively remove dirt and impurities from the surface of the object. At the same time, the rolling and flowing action of bubbles drives objects to roll and move in the water, further dispersing and peeling off stains.

Water flushing: In addition to the role of bubbles, the water flow in the cleaning tank also plays an important role. The direction and intensity of water flow can be adjusted as needed to produce different cleaning effects. In some models, brushes or other mechanical devices are also equipped to further scrub the surface of objects through rotation or vibration.

Impurity filtration and water quality maintenance: During the cleaning process, impurities in the water are filtered through a filtering device to maintain the cleanliness of the water quality. Clean water can be reused through a recycling system, reducing the waste of water resources.

Control system and parameter adjustment: The bubble cleaner is also equipped with a control system that can adjust parameters such as bubble size, spraying time, and cleaning solution temperature according to different cleaning needs to adapt to the cleaning requirements of different items.