Hospital Grade Disinfecting and Sanitizing Rinse SR-22 CONCENTRATE- Makes 160 Gallons of Cleaner!

I purchase this item due to the instructions on the label, particularly, "effective for Corona Virus." I was sold. This highly concentrated product make a trillion gals, compare to other products on the market. This was another sale ingredient. I having use the product as of yet or made a gal for home usage. Hopefully, I can get around to that in the next few days. But we are glad to have made the purchase. I definitely recommend this product. Its a little pricey but well worth the cost.RE MorganDecatur, GA

This is the best sanitizer for home. Even the cost is worth much more than charged because this gallon makes enough to last the entire year and you don't have to expose yourself by going to a store where the product will be inferior. This product is professional and it is used in hospitals. Thank you for this product.

This is a key ingredient to our keeping the children and staff safe in our childcare center and school. We spray everything at the end of every day.

This product gives me a piece of mind having around the house for multiple cleaning uses and it will last me a long time. I bought this because disinfects are hard to come by but the price was ridiculously high and I didn't want to spend that much. Has a nice clean scent but is strong until dried. The only downfall I have is that it calls for 4oz per 5 gallons of water which is way too much for my cleaning and I dont have buckets that big. I just bought a bunch of spray bottles and portion it out to make a gallons worth.

This goes a long way and works very well. I'm pleased that I found this for my office use. In a time when Lysol spray and Clorox wipes are non-existent, this is an excellent replacement for both.

I decided to perform an odor elimination test to determine the effectiveness of this product. Standard bleach kills germs, thus, the odor produced by the germs is also eliminated. However, bleach would take the color out of my recliner, so I used SR-22 instead.I diluted it at a ratio of around 1/2 ounce per quart, put it in a spray bottle, and saturated my recliner. The next day the recliner was dry, but the sweaty odor hadn’t changed. I repeated the process twice more, being careful to freshly dilute the SR-22 each time, since the bottle indicates that users should prepare a fresh solution daily.By the third time, the sweaty odor began to dissipate from my recliner. This leads me to believe that the product is working; it just requires lots of time and patience, and you need to use more of it in your solution than the bottle states (the bottle says to dilute at 1/4 to 1/2 ounce per gallon).

Seems expensive, but it is so highly concentrated that it makes a huge amount of disinfectant spray that we use for everything in this days of COVID 19. Given the shortage of pre-made disinfectants, this has been a life-saver!

Everyone should be able to get this item. It last longer than, Lysol. a little goes a long way.