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Disinfectant Sanitizer: Disinfecting Spray

Disinfecting Multi-Surface Cleaner

Kills over 99.99% of household germs* BOTANICALLY
3.5
49 Reviews

*Kills over 99.99% of household germs, specifically: Influenza A viruses including H1N1, Rhinovirus (type 37, the Common Cold virus), Staphylococcus aureus, Salmonella enterica, Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa on hard, nonporous surfaces.

  • Kills 99.99% of household germs botanically
  • Effective against Influenza A virus including H1N1, and Rhinovirus, the Common Cold virus
  • Streak-free spray for easy cleaning
  • Deodorizes and effectively controls odors
  • EPA registered
  • No rinsing or wiping is required, even on food contact surfaces
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  • 26oz
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Ingredients: 

Aqua (water), thymol (component of thyme oil), sodium lauryl sulfate (palm kernel or coconut-derived cleaning agent), copper sulfate pentahydrate (bluestone) (mineral derived water mineralizer), citric acid and sodium citrate (cornstarch derived water softeners), essential oils and botanical extracts† (origanum vulgare (oregano) oil, cymbopogon nardus (citronella) oil, cymbopogon schoenanthus (lemongrass) oil
† Citral is a component of these essential oils.

Material Safety Data Sheets

MSDS English: 
application/pdf iconMSDS_Disinfecting_Multi-Surface_Cleaner.pdf
MSDS Espanola: 
application/pdf iconMSDS_Disinfecting_Multi-Surface_Cleaner_SP.pdf
MSDS Francaise: 
application/pdf iconMSDS_Disinfecting_Multi-Surface_Cleaner_FR.pdf
Usage: 

Use on hard, nonporous surfaces and follow directions for use on label. For heavily soiled or greasy areas, pre-cleaning is required.
To Clean: Wet the surface with the spray & wipe clean. For stubborn stains, let stand for a few minutes. Allow to penetrate, then wipe clean.
To Disinfect: 1. Wet the surface by sprayer (spot test to check compatibility). 2. Leave for 10 minutes. Allow to air-dry.
No rinsing or wiping is required, even on food contact surfaces.
To Deodorize: 1. Wet the surface with the spray (spot test to check compatibility). 2. Leave for 10 minutes. Allow to air-dry.
No rinsing or wiping is required, even on food contact surfaces.

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What do you think about our Disinfecting Multi-Surface Cleaner?

drea_777
April 30, 2013
1
Disinfecting Multi-Surface Cleaner

I was so thrilled to find what I thought was a [...] disinfectant. I bought the all purpose cleaner, bathroom spray and wipes! Yesterday I saw on www.ewg.org website that these cleaners are NOT [...] ---they are rated a D on a scale of A--F (F is the worst). I guess I'll be going back to using vinegar. I'm so disappointed! I also don't what to do with the remaining products now. I don't think I can pour it down the drain since EWG lists it as having high aquatic toxicity.

hwlemon
April 22, 2013
1
Stinky!

The product works fine, but oh the smell! Terrible! I was so disappointed. We've enjoyed your toilet paper and paper towels for a while now, but I really cannot even use this cleaner.

bartwb
April 14, 2013
1
Worst Stench Ever

This is really the most horrible smell ever imagined. Like other reviewers I really don't care how well it cleans because it will clear a room in seconds. When it says "breathe easy" not with this around. [...] This would send me to the hospital.
In the trash it goes!

kwerner
April 2, 2013
1
Disinfecting Multi-Surface Cleaner

I have been using Seventh Generations line of disinfecting products (as well as many of their other products) since they came out thinking they were a much [...] alternative to mainstream products (e.g., [...]), but I recently noticed that EWG.com (Environmental Working Group) has put together a [...] guide for household cleaners and alarmingly most of Seventh Generations cleaners (a few of the old formulations are [...]) score a "C" or worse (with "A" being best, "F" worst). I am utterly disappointed!! I chose Seventh Generation products because of the companies apparent dedication to the environment and transparency when it came to listing ingredients used in their products, while also advocating that other companies do the same. Without a secondary source available to confirm their [...], or lack thereof, I believed they were using [...] ingredients, as they suggested. Check EWG before you purchase your next bottle of cleaners.

carbiebash
March 17, 2013
1
Disinfecting Multi-Surface Cleaner

I don't care how good it works. The smell is absolutely horrible and I will never use it again. Please change the smell. Love all the other products.

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