Disinfectant FAQs
Why are disinfectants essential when wiping with a wet cloth can clean surfaces?
A wet cloth can clean
surfaces but cannot kill germs. On surfaces that are frequently touched by your
baby or toddler, removing the germs is important.
On which surfaces is it most important to use surface disinfectants?
Germs thrive best in a
moist environment, thus, your focus areas should be moist surfaces. In addition
to this, do not miss out on the most touched places of your house like a chair, doorknobs handles, etc.
Can I use disinfectants with kids around the house?
The disinfectant spray of
some companies is alcohol-free and has an FDA-approved formula. It is
effective against 99.9% of germs and its aqueous base does not leave a stain
behind.
How to correctly use a surface disinfectant spray?
Just spray on the surface
you want to disinfect. Wipe it dry with a clean cloth.
Sanitizer FAQs
When to use a hand sanitizer?
With no soap and water available, hand
sanitizers are a very convenient option when you are out and need to clean your
hands.
What are the ingredients of hand sanitizer?
Usually, hand sanitizers comprise disinfectants like benzalkonium chloride solution, water as a part of the
hydrogel, and emollients, polyacrylate, base, fragrances.
How do sanitizers work against germs?
Sanitizers work against bacteria as well as
viruses.
They work by disrupting the outer membrane of
viruses with coatings and rupturing the cell membrane of bacteria.
Can I make sanitizer at home?
It is not recommended to make hand sanitizers at home as
they can be hazardous or ineffective. Only manufacturing units with the
necessary approvals are allowed to produce sanitizing and disinfecting
products.
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