Transcription of Disinfectants Comparison Chart
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EPA Registered Hard Surface Disinfectants Comparison Chart Active Bleach- Sodium Phenols Quaternary Accelerated Botanicals Silver Dihydrogen Ingredient Hypochlorite Ammonium Hydrogen Peroxide Example- Citrate in (bleach Compounds (hydrogen peroxide Benefect Thymol Example - Institutional concentrate) / anionic PureGreen 24. Disinfectant surfactants). Products Product EPA registered Ready-to-use. Range of Hydrogen Plant based Combination Description chlorine bleach Usually an products that peroxide in products with of citric acid at a aerosol use quats as synergy with a natural and a minute dilution. (Use product. the active blend of disinfecting amount of only EPA Warning not ingredients. commonly used characteristics. silver ions. registered intended for ingredients. products for use as an air disinfecting freshener. purposes.). CDC Intermediate Some are Low Level Product Specific Intermediate Low Level Disinfection Level intermediate Disinfectant Low or Level Disinfectant Level Disinfectant some are low Intermediate Disinfectant level - noted Level on label.
/anionic surfactants) Botanicals Example- Benefect – Thymol Silver Dihydrogen Citrate Example - PureGreen 24 Storage •If used for disinfecting purposes, bleach should not be stored longer than 3 months. When mixed with water the solution is only effective as a disinfectant for 24 hours.3 Stable in storage. • Flammable if in aerosol form.4
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