Botanical Disinfectant Solution

Ran across this product while doing duct cleaning, we use it for sanitizing ducts with a fogger, and spraying on biological growth. People aren't aware that air conditioning systems are a giant petri dish for biological growth. Smells natural and not like chemicals. I like it enough that I wanted some for use on my home.

Summary: Excellent hard surface disinfectant. Fragrant, strong cleaning power, employees feel more comfortable using this compared to traditional quat-based chemicals. Pros: Fragrance is similar to thyme oil instead of a strong-smelling inorganic chemical. Disinfects hard surfaces in 5 mins and easy to wipe down; not sticky at all. Health inspector felt comfortable with us using it, just as our employees do. Little goes a long way and it disinfects food prep surfaces effectively. Cons: Some may find it pricey compared to cheaper, more caustic alternatives. However, effectiveness, customer happiness, and employee satisfaction drastically outweigh a couple dollars per gallon more compared to traditional chemicals.

Worked wonders! Killed mold and cleaned very well. The one thing I didn’t like was the smell but got passed it. The product did what I needed it to do that’s all that matters!

In the past I was using Lysol to spray into the air intake of our cars and that would work for a little while (a couple of months) to keep the funky smell from coming back. For a more heavy-duty once a season treatment, I was using those cans of evaporator coil cleaners and spaying into the drain line. Those treatments work a lot better and the smell usually doesn't come back until the next season. I wanted something that I could use to spray into the air intake vents on a monthly basis without having to take panels out and do the evaporator coil treatment. The Lysol treatments also wouldn't last that long. This product works great and your success depends on how fine of a mist you can get. I got a spray bottle off Amazon and the spray isn't that fine but it's fine enough for the application I'm using. I take out the cabin air filter (and if it doesn't have to be replaced, I'll shake it and spray it down with this product as well). and then I run the A/C at max and spray the product into the air intake vents on the outside of the car (make sure your A/C is set for fresh air and not recirculate). After I do that for a minute or so, I will then go inside the car and change the air setting to recirculate. I usually roll the windows down, or you can open the doors, and then I spray the product underneath the dash (passenger and driver side if you have dual zone A/C) so the internal air intakes circulate the product. Your vehicle carpet will get wet so don't go too crazy. You don't need a ton of product. I smell more of a wintergreen type scent versus the grapefruit but once the product dries, there really isn't that much of a scent. (don't forget to install/re-install your cabin air fliter) I think a gallon of this concentrated product will last me many years and save me a lot of money. Well worth it to keep my car A/C's smelling fresh.

Product works - but the terrible smell lasts loooooooooooong after use. Makes me sick to my stomach. Sensitive sniffers be forewarned.

I use this to disinfect my reflexology studio and it does the job in 4 min. Smells not too strong/ doesn’t leave a cleaner smell in the air.

Highly recommend! This is extremely effective yet gentle. It doesn’t burn my eyes/nose/skin the way Clorox does. It is extremely versatile and I have already added it to my subscriptions.

Wow! just Wow! Ill admit, at first it smelled like bandaids...but when dry, clean lemongrass scent. I used in my musty basement, and a very damp back hallway. Truly does what it says.