Lysol Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaner - 32 fl oz (1 quart) - Citrus Scent - Residue-free, Long Lasting, Easy to Use, Bleach-free, Disinfectant Spray Bottle - 1 Each
SKU: RAC89289
Description
Hydrogen peroxide cleans without leaving harsh chemical residue
Powerful formula kills 99.9% of viruses and bacteria
Advanced solution dissolves grease and soap scum for lasting freshness
Spray bottle dispenses accurately to prevent wasteful use
Demonstrated effectiveness against Mpox and similar viruses on hard, nonporous surfaces according to EPA's Viral Emerging Pathogen Policy (when used as directed)
Multipurpose cleaner features a powerful formula that uses hydrogen peroxide instead of bleach to kill 99.9 percent of viruses and bacteria without leaving any harsh chemical residue. Advanced solution dissolves grease and soap scum for long-lasting freshness. Easy-to-use spray bottle allows you to direct the cleaner exactly where you need to prevent wasteful use. Multipurpose cleaner is perfect for sinks, toilets, light switches, showers and more.
Multipurpose cleaner features a powerful formula that uses hydrogen peroxide instead of bleach to kill 99.9 percent of viruses and bacteria without leaving any harsh chemical residue. Advanced solution dissolves grease and soap scum for long-lasting freshness. Easy-to-use spray bottle allows you to direct the cleaner exactly where you need to prevent wasteful use. Multipurpose cleaner is perfect for sinks, toilets, light switches, showers and more.
Specially designed for healthcare professionals, this bleach cleaner kills C. diff and C. auris in 3 minutes; packaging may vary
Kills more than 50 microorganisms, including MRSA and VRE, in 3 minutes or less
Equivalent to 1:10 dilution of sodium hypochlorite solution for effective use against C. diff, reducing compliance risks and labor costs associated with dilutable disinfectants
Compatible with common healthcare surfaces including plastics and stainless steel; recommended in medical equipment cleaning and care guides
Trusted by more than 2,400 U.S. hospitals as part of their infection-control protocols - key components of infection-prevention strategies
