Heads up about that new disinfectant spray everyone's been talking about

I was reading the safety sheet for the 'CleanCut Pro' spray we got at the shop last month. It says you need to let surfaces stay wet for a full 10 minutes for it to actually kill certain germs, not just the 30 seconds I was doing. Found it buried in the tiny print on the manufacturer's website. Who has time for that between clients? Has anyone found a faster option that still works right?

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phoenix_singh2516d ago

Wait, is that 10 minute rule for all germs or just the tough ones? Most sprays work fine with less contact time if you're cleaning regularly, not just for a major outbreak. I'd check the label again because that seems extreme for daily use.

phoenix_singh2516d ago

Exactly, that's why I switched to quat stuff too.

angelam8016d ago

Yeah that 10 minute dwell time is a REAL problem for a busy shop. Had the same issue with a different brand last year. Switched to a concentrate we mix ourselves that works in 60 seconds for most things. The key was finding one with a different main ingredient, something called "quat" based. The bottle says it's for food service but it works great on tools and surfaces.