🧼 Clean Republic Disinfectant + Sanitizer: Professional-Grade Hypochlorous Acid for Business, Restaurants, Medical, and Dental Use - 128 oz (1 Gallon) Review

A bit pricey but very low odor (don't breathe in), kills germs much better than bleach but is non-toxic and can clean surfaces without rinsing.

Finally a disinfectant that works without harmful chemicals. With other disinfectants, I had to open the windows, turn on the fan, and still have a headache from cleaning the bathroom. With the Clean Republic disinfectant I achieve great cleaning results without bad smells or headaches. I use this on all my hard surfaces from daily cleaning of the kitchen counters to the bathroom. It works great and leaves no residue. I love that it's safe for kids and pets.

I use this sanitizer + sanitizer to keep our bathrooms clean. The spray tip has two options: jet or spray. When not in use, I turn the spray tip to the off position. I have noted a few that are important to me: 1) Before using this product, I must "pre-clean all surfaces with a pre-wash. Then wash or rinse items thoroughly with a good detergent or compatible detergent, then rinse with potable water before applying this product." 2) ".to.disinfect.with.a.spray.on.any hard, non-porous apply…

So we abandon the statements and believe that they are correct since I have no way of knowing if they are true or not. Kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. Naturally derived ingredients. Manufactured without harsh chemicals or toxic fumes. Almost everything that cleans also comes with warnings not to put it in your mouth and swallow it, so the fact that this cleanser has the same warnings hasn't put me off using it. I've used it to clean everything from kitchen surfaces to bathrooms and it's…

I have been using the Clean Republic disinfectant and disinfectant for some time. I spray and wipe the bathroom floor with it every night. Hypochlorous acid is a surprisingly effective disinfectant. It is on the CDC's list of antivirals. It has a low acid concentration (0.025%) but requires very little to be effective. In fact, it's more effective than chlorine bleach. It's also much safer to use, although the word "acid" is a chilling word. The smell is very light but hardly noticeable, ideal…

I don't really know what I think of this spray. This type of spray, according to the instructions, seems very effective when it comes to sanitizing and sterilizing things, but I'm a bit intimidated when it comes to using it due to the detailed instructions and warnings on the back of the bottle. You should not use this on surfaces where food will be cooked or where it will come into contact with any object or surface that your mucous membranes or mouth will come into contact with. I appreciate…

As much does it do what it's advertised as - basically a hospital safe disinfectant - I think it does, and probably well. The NIH published a study on the drug's effectiveness in healthcare (easy to google). However, the same article points out that the shelf life is quite short. I don't know if they added preservatives or not, but the fact that they say not to use it when the chlorine levels go down worries me about the expiration dates. It is sensitive to heat and light, so you need to keep…