Will this kill most of the bacteria on my bathroom floor?
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NO BUT I love Swiffer Sweeper Wet Mopping because I keep the cat box in the bathroom and I am mopping a lot. Found that I am most comfortable if I spray the floor with Lysol then wet mop it - then I feel that it is clean. They should come out with anti-bacterial wet cloths.
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I would think it would. My floor of my shower is a heavy fiberglass, though my walls are tile. After 25 years of trying to clean the floor of the shower R.O.G. 3 is the only thing that would get the floor cleaned. If I were you I would test an area first, but I think you will get great results. Good luck and let me know so I can pass this on to others. Have a great day and a clean shower!
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Hi ThereI have used it to disinfect all hard surfices in my home I did not find any information to say it would or would not.
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yes, this way you kill off any competing bacteria! you don't want to grow bad bacteria
655191
Norwex does not kill bacteria. The silver in the Norwex clothes just deactivates the bacteria. The soap or hot water will kill the bacteria. The e-cloth cloths do not have the silver in the cloth so you need to wash them more often. This being said, e-cloths still have a super fine micro fiber that picks up the bacteria, cleans vaceline off the mirror, and makes cleaning super fast without harsh chemicals.
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Yes, Healthful Home Mold & Bacteria Cleaner disinfects the "black mold" species and many other mold types most associated with unhealthful homes. Our independent lab data indicate that not only does HH Cleaner kill the worst types of mold but it continues to provide killing power for weeks after an initial application.
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It might help, but I'd try Vani-sol. Its toilet cleaner with hydrochloric acid. Probably don't leave on too long.
657193
This is a pH neutral solution so if you following directions, it will be safe on your floor. I use it on a soft marble flooring and am pleased with its cleaning abilities.
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I agree with everything Texan said. I don't even use mine anymore, even though it still works (right now). It spreads the grime over the floor in an even pattern, where it looks clean, but really isn't when you do the white paper towel test.
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No. Soclean only kills germs and bacteria. You have to manually clean the mask of oil and dirt
1055905
Yes. We bought it based on a recommendation from a scientist that used it to disinfect his lab nightly. We recommended it to a friend with mold on interior walls and it cleared up within 2 days.
764496
Really don't know. It does kill centipeds and spiders when we spray our basement. It's safe around animals and doesn't discolor carpeting.
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I have no idea, the company sends you a list of how to's before the the product arrives. I am sure it will do the job though, because it eats the bacteria according to the directions.
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No it does not kill germs. Forgive my correction but neither does normal dish soap or hand soap. Soap/detergent with antimicrobial action will almost always have some kind of antimicrobial ingredient such as triclosan or chlorhexadine etc... Some "all natural" ingredients exist with antimicrobial actions. Be forewarned though that there is some good evidence that triclosan has endocrine-disrupting properties and in all actuality it is best to avoid it. In addition, the everyday use of "antibacterial" soaps has led to bacteria that are resistant TO these chemicals. Any healthcare pro, microbiologist etc...worth their salt would recommend using regular soap and warm water. REMOVAL of germs is the best strategy. For surfaces, there's no substitute for good ole bleach diluted to proper strength. All that written, I REALLY like Dr. Bronner's! Use these soaps almost exclusively. GREAT company; honest, doing right, natural products, good products etc... And they smell great too. Hope this helps.
200311
I have been tested for mold toxins and a doctor told me to use this product. He said it does kill mold and to use it as a disinfectant as well. I spray it everywhere including my rugs.
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Probably yes. I'm no expert but the bottle DOES NOT "kill" anything. The process scrambles the DNA so they can't reproduce or something like that. I trust CamelBak 100%. The All Clear neutralizes R. Terrigena which is the bacteria selected per the EPA guideline is because it comes from the Enterobacteriaciae family which is more resistant than E Coli (Cholera). Hope this answer clear your doubts. For more information feel free to visit http://www.camelbak.com/en/Sports-Recreation/Purification/Faq/faq.aspx
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I would have to agree with Scott Underwood (second responder) in that I think the Clorox would indeed harm the bacteria. You can smell the Clorox with each flush. It is really a shame for you because this system works very well, the toilets stay unbelievably clean in between regular cleanings, we love it.