Whiteley
V-Wipes Viraclean Medical Grade Disinfectant Wipes soft pack 80pk
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Disinfectants and Sanitisers FAQ
What’s the difference between a disinfectant and a sanitiser?
What’s the difference between a disinfectant and a sanitiser?
Disinfectants kill nearly all bacteria and viruses on a surface, while sanitisers reduce them to safer levels. For food prep areas, sanitisers are often required by health standards.
Can sanitisers be used on food contact surfaces?
Can sanitisers be used on food contact surfaces?
Yes, but only food safe sanitisers. For example, no rinse sanitisers are designed
for kitchens, schools, and healthcare to reduce germs without leaving residue.
How long should disinfectant should remain wet to be effective?
How long should disinfectant should remain wet to be effective?
Check the product label, it often says 'dwell time' or 'contact time.' Many
disinfectants need 5 - 10 minutes of being wet on surfaces to kill germs properly
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Can I use the same disinfectant for surfaces and hands?
Can I use the same disinfectant for surfaces and hands?
Not usually. Surface disinfectants might have chemicals that irritate skin. For hands, only use sanitising products labelled 'skin safe' or 'hand sanitiser.'