Is this an antibacterial agent as well? Particularly Salmonella for disinfecting reptile enclosures?
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Just read this on Dr. Forester's site - http://www.drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?aid=823 It appears it does disinfect. -- I have a parrot and this stuff works great.
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Just read this on Dr. Forester's site - http://www.drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?aid=823It appears it does disinfect. -- I have a parrot and this stuff works great.
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I have used this product for many years in two houses that have septic system and have had no problem. The amount of chlorine put into the system is so small that it will not upset the balance of bacteria in the septic tank.
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Nope, I have a septic and I checked this too... On the bottle it says Septic Safe! I'll post a picture in a second.http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B0047528HM/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_0?ie=UTF8&index;=0
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I ended up not using this product because what I received is not the food grade quality and therefore unsafe for use where cats live. I have had success with boric acid which I applied in the wall-to-floor edges with tape covering same for safe pet and human nhalation. The problem is not yet completely gone, so I also await a diatomaceous earth product that is food grade which will likely arrive tomorrow.
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From The EPA document: Numerical Order List G: EPA's Registered Antimicrobial Products Effective Against Norovirus (Norwalk-like virus) (Updated January 9, 2009) ---------------------------- Apparently, the company provides sufficient laboratory proof to the EPA that it can claim it is effective against Norovirus" Others may not? Great product! Been using it for 53 years!
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Boric acid will probably work better, because we have seen our friends back again and again with this Safer product. So sorry! I know this summer has been a tough one and we have to be careful with all the products that are being put out there, could be harmful to pets and human life. SAFER is not safer because the label says so, this product says 20 percent OTHER ingredient, I don't know how they get away with putting that out there. I wished I had been more careful. Good luck!
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I'm not really sure but i would say no. It is used to eat the waste in your septic with the bacteria in it.
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it says anti-parisitic, thats what mites are. I wouldnt hesitate to try it. right now I am using synergy labs antiseptic/antifungal for an itchy rash on myself and the relief is noticable - it is almost gone. you cant find good remedies in the human department as well as you can the pet dept.
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My best guess is yes it does. This sanitizer is basically food grade phosphoric acid. If you absolutely want to get rid of every living organism and be sure of it, use hot water and bleach solution. 1 tablespoon bleach and 1 gallon water should do it, just make sure you give it a nice good and long rinse afterward with boiling water. Or just use star san and not rinse at all. :)
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I used BestAir 245 Golden Solution II Combination Water & Bacteriostatic Treatment and was happy with it. I use it in a home garage.
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The package says "care should be used when making applications to avoid household pets, particularly fish and reptiles." I have a dog and I just make sure he's not around until it dries.
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I currently have this product. On the liable all I see is, trizEDTA, (tromethamine USP, disodium EDTA dihydrate) and deionized water. My German Shepherd gets severe ear infections in his one ear. So I have to clean them every day to keep him good! This stuff seems to work great. Just at vet and he said his ears look fantastic.
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I use for a reptile enclosure, I do a light rinse, with paper towel, and there is no residue. But, if I remember correctly it says no rinsing necessary. I do it for my crested gecko, so he can stick to the glass. Hope this helps:)
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The label does NOT specifically state this product as being a disinfectant. It does state that it contains NO phosphates or ammonia so I'm thinking it is not a disinfectant per se.
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Hi--The active ingredient is chlorine dioxide, which is supposed to help eliminate plaque-causing bacteria. This ingredient is found in more than one reputable product. I subscribe to Tufts University's cat newsletter and to Cat Fancy magazine. I haven't heard anything negative about this product. Plaque is a long-term health risk for sure, as is the anesthesia used for dental cleanings. Check with your vet, I'm just someone who loves his cat! I'd be more worried about the serious risks of too-frequent vaccinations and site sarcomas. If you learn of anything dangerous about this product, I'd really appreciate it if you'd reply to this post and let me know. Best of luck in your search for information.
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As as far as I know, it's an isopropyl alcohol based liquid. I've used these for many years and not seen any dead birds or mass bee extinction. However, if you have the proper amount of chlorine in the pool to kill bacteria, the pool water will not be tempting to birds, frogs or most bugs.
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I don't know. I wouldn't think so. It is your typical enameled cookware. Like you would find in your grandmothers kitchen. No antibacterial additives then.