Review on 🧼 Powerful Sanitizing Solution: SEV22812 Seventh Generation Disinfecting Multi-Surface Wipes by Alan Lewis

. YOU ARE NOT! I'm so glad I decided to check with the manufacturer. I was wondering why the 7th gen didn't list the human coronavirus along with other viruses on their packaging/advertising while Chlorox, Lysol etc did. now i know why It seems that the natural ingredients are not compatible with fighting this type of virus. All surfaces are wiped regularly and safely. This is why I particularly like the 7th Gen brand as it is made entirely of natural ingredients and is sanitizer safe for vulnerable populations (required in schools). The picture of this product (green) is the old label for this product and what I have is the new label for this product (orange). However, they are both the same product, only the label has been updated to be fresher and easier to read. I don't know if I'm imagining it or not, but it seems to me that the aroma with the new labeling is more pleasant and not as pungent as with the old one, although both are labeled "Lemongrass-citrus". I think they changed the flavor at the same time they changed the label. In any case, I am VERY sensitive to fragrances, sprays, sanitizers, pesticides, etc - and I have nothing against this product. Others have complained about the smell of this product so I did a little research in the store. All of the 7th generation products have a wonderful scent and a wide range of flavors, except for their sanitizers (like this one). I think it has to do with the essential natural ingredients they have to use to sanitize. Ingredients can limit the fragrance options a company can use. In any case, I am very happy and grateful that this product exists, even if it costs a little more; so that I can disinfect objects completely and frequently at work.