Review on 🧼 Glissen Chemical - 300048 Nu-Foamicide EPA Registered All Purpose Cleaner Concentrate (1-Gal), Industrial Commercial Grade - Packaging may Vary by Jerry Delic

Let's keep it simple. This is a quaternary ammonia based disinfectant, google it or visit the CDC website to see if it is a disinfectant and you will better understand the Lysol All Purpose Cleaner active ingredient list and you will see. As for the effectiveness of the product after 24 hours, let's be clear. The label specifically states: if the solution is contaminated, contaminated! Keep mopping in a bucket of solution causing dirt to build up in the solution or in other words use the same solution in the bucket to clean other surfaces and you notice large particles of anything (dirt, chickens, blood clots, etc. etc.) of the items to be cleaned, then you should change the solution and/or not use the dirty solution for more than 24 hours. If you mix this in a spray bottle where the solution doesn't get contaminated, there is no problem with the potency of the solution. For emphasis, if you pour this material into a bucket and use the bucket with a rag or sponge to clean surfaces and use the same bucket of water and detergent with a dirty rag, you should discard that solution. when dirty or not longer than 24 hours. I hope that makes the label clear. Hope this helps before people realize this is basically a Lysol multipurpose cleaner. Oh, if you're worried about 10 minutes sitting to sanitize, Lysol's multi-purpose cleaner has the same thing if you compare the labels. Remember that this material was not only designed for use in restaurants and kitchens, but also in processing plants where animals are gutted and there is blood on hard surfaces that need sanitizing. Finally, I encourage anyone who doesn't know the difference between cleaning, sanitizing, and sanitizing to visit and read the CDC website. Finally, if you're putting this in a 32-ounce chemical-resistant spray bottle, you need to add 2 ounces of this stuff. This equates to the 6 to 8 ounces per gallon of water needed to make a solution with enough parts per million to disinfect hard surfaces and kill the viruses and bacteria listed on the label. Hope that helps! Hooray! Potency Update In addition to the questions about potency, when using this solution in an aerosol can, you should use this solution completely within a week at the latest. Factors such as exposure to sunlight, temperature, water and bottle sterility can cause the solution to degrade, the same thing happens with diluted bleach solutions. For chemical solutions like these hospitals, gyms or restaurants, regardless of use, replace the diluted solution after 24 hours to ensure maximum effectiveness if the solution deteriorates for any of the reasons above, including contamination. I use this to spray product, clean hard non-porous surfaces around the house (kitchens, bathrooms, door handles, etc.), gym equipment, mating surfaces in my cars, and equipment when I go to the gym (leave it wet). the surface). 10 minutes before use). For this purpose I use a 32 ounce bottle in about 1-3 days.