Is this a disinfectant product?
1508624
It helps to remove odors and stains in the wash, but it is not a disinfectant.
1508625
No, it is not a disinfectant. It is a detergent booster and "freshener" (helps eliminate odors). It is one of the ingredients in homemade detergents, which is what I use it for.
2267381
I would not think this would be something you would use this for. Unit is very small and I recall you need to hold this device very close (a few inches away) from area being sanitized.
1373645
No, its is not that kind of disinfectant it is used to slow the growth of pathogens associated with the beer making process while promoting yeast so as you can see if it doesnt kill everything your better off boiling or using more traditional methods
1506350
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.
1348873
The Swipes list on the label" Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed". I have never needed to disinfect these cleaning cloths. I use them to dust and to clean all surfaces - moistened with water or cleaning solutions, or dry, and they are great. But I have never used a heavy duty disinfectant. With such a great price and the fact that you get 36 in the pack, you could try hot water to wash one, but the label specifies warm water.
1987636
Yes it is. We have a septic tank system, and I've used this product for years. No problems.
1976376
Yes it is but I would recommend washing it by hand. By hand allows you to go all the way indie the bottle and get any gunk at the bottom There usually isn't any but it's better to be safe then sorry.
1512979
The bottle says "Distilled water, 2-butoxyethanol, anti-static, anti-septic, essence".
1175339
No. This is more of a commercial type. Just rinse under hot soapy water to clean
1274787
Nope, this isn't a disinfectant (such products are always labeled as having that attribute). My view is that FDA and CDC think that we're using too many antibacterial agents in our household cleaning products as it is, so I don't use such products in most situations (soap will kill most bacteria). OTH if you have a biohazard type situation at home (eg bodily fluids) you may want to use a disinfectant to clean up that particular mess.
2079580
Don't know since I can't use the product. Did not know that it is almost impossible to dispose of this "cleaning" product - cannot throw water solution away normally and you can't return it. Sits on my shelf.
1968675
Yes, I too would like to use it to disenfect the kid's toys. I just cant use vinegar and bleach on everything, and Lysol/Pine Sol really do smell (Anything else merely cleans, not disenfects... ie. gets rid of the germs as well as dirt). Please reply if you find out how hot the steam is coming out of the Wagner. Allergy Buyers Club praises the Ladybug steamer for disenfecting (and lists operating temperature), But at over $1000 I cant really justify it.
1829384
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. :)
1800086
Yes. Hospitals use the same chemical to disinfect. Go online, type the name of the active ingredient and find the proper dilution for inside use. I seem to remember the mixture of 10 to 1, but please double check online.
420559
Don't use this stuff! It makes me violently ill! This is not a safe product.
2043964
Good heavens no! They are organic sprouting seeds. Why would one want to contaminate them with a disinfecting solution?
1527638
Yes, it does a great job disinfecting these, but it will leave a slight haze that can easily be wiped off with a plain Kleenex/ paper towel.