Disinfectant cleaners remove dirt on hard nonporous surfaces while killing most pathogens and disease-causing microscopic organisms on the surfaces to lower the risk of spreading infection. These cleaning products are commonly used in areas such as schools, office buildings, and hotels.
| Item - Disinfectants and Sanitizers | Disinfectant Cleaner |
| Primary Chemical | None |
| Cleaner Container Type | Jug |
| Cleaner Container Size | 1 gal |
| Ready to Use/Concentrated | Ready to Use |
| Recommended Dilution | Ready to Use |
| Fragrance | Lemon |
| Cleaner Form | Liquid |
| Chemicals For Use On | Plastic |
| Standards | CA Prop. 65, Fully registered with the Federal EPA and each of the 50 State EPA agencies (and the District of Columbia); Complies with TSCA regulations; Complies with all various state phosphate regulations, VOC |
| Effective to Remove | No Efficacy |
| Chemical Series | No Series |
| Flash Point | Greater than 200 Degrees F |
| Contains | Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether |
| Item | Cleaner and Disinfectant |
WARNING: California Residents
This product and/or packaging can expose you to chemicals including Styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
