CLEANER, GERMICIDAL SPRAY CLOROX 32OZ, 1/EA, 6/CS
Item No.
68970
Germicidal Spray Clorox One-step, ready-to-use disinfectant with a 1 to 10 bleach dilution. It has broad-spectrum efficacy against 40 microorganisms. This fast acting cleaner disinfectant has a one-minute contact time for a broad range of microorganisms including Norovirus, MRSA and VRE. No
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Germicidal Spray Clorox
One-step, ready-to-use disinfectant with a 1 to 10 bleach dilution. It has broad-spectrum efficacy against 40 microorganisms. This fast acting cleaner disinfectant has a one-minute contact time for a broad range of microorganisms including Norovirus, MRSA and VRE.- No pre-cleaning required
- Designed for easy refilling to meet needs of heavy users
- EPA-registered to kill a total of 50 microorganisms
- Proven efficacy against outbreak-causing viruses: Influenza A and B viruses, Measles Virus and Norovirus
- Kill HAI-causing pathogens including C. diff spores, MRSA and VRE in 3 minutes
- Broad-spectrum disinfection efficacy against more than 50 pathogens
- GERMICIDAL BLEACH: A one-step cleaner disinfectant that is EPA Registered to kill Candida auris, considered an urgent antibiotic-resistant pathogen threat by the CDC
- packaging may vary
- CONCENTRATED BLEACH FORMULA: Clean, disinfect and deodorize with proven efficacy against outbreak-causing viruses like Influenza A and B viruses, Measles Virus and Norovirus
- DISINFECT: EPA registered to kill HAI-causing pathogens, including C.diff spores, MRSA and VRE in 3 minutes or less and over 40 other microorganisms in 1 minute
- PROFESSIONAL BLEACH CLEANER: This powerful disinfectant spray cleaner is designed for convenient application to enable quick and easy surface coverage
- FOR USE IN HEALTHCARE SETTINGS: Use in Healthcare settings including hospitals, medical facilities, dental offices, veterinary offices and long-term care facilities
- Antimicrobial is an agent that kills microorganisms or stops their growth
- 6 bottles per case
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