Does this disinfect without having to sit on the surface for 15+ seconds?
1359588
Can't say for sure but, it usually takes that long for the steam to evaporate so, I would think so..
1359589
I am not a scientist and have not done any studies about the disinfecting time required. I do know this unit produces a lot of steam and the pad picks up a lot of dirt. It does have a trigger for additional steam if there is a particular spot that requires it. I would be careful to test an obscure spot for normal use and also if you plan to leave the unit in a particular spot longer than normal. The test spot of vinyl flooring in one of our bathrooms appeared dull after our test and therefore we do not use this unit on that floor. It is fine in the rest of our rooms. HTH
1151931
These sanitizers stay on automatically for approximately 15 minutes. I agree with Amanda LC, I run at least 2 cycles, and I make sure I move the sanitizers to allow the UV light to get to all the inside area of the shoe.
1528815
I no longer use this. It does not disinfect the things I need it to for an animal shelter.
2003858
None, it doesn't make anything damp or spew water droplets. Clean and tidy - I love mine. I hope it never dies.
920196
Yes without question. Keep kids and pets away until the spray dries completely.
1771275
One tablet in the bathwater dissolves instantly, let's say under 5 seconds, and whatever smell of chlorine you had is gone. I'm not a scientist, can't be sure the chlorine itself is actually gone as well, but at least I'm not breathing in the mist while I soak. I think this works very well.
254560
Yes the chemical will be gone into the air but keep away from your skin and if it gets on your skin rub off as soon as you can with water
214678
Yes, for 10 minutes only. Very noisy, so make sure you select the time for cleaning when either all are away or not having a siesta
2048292
I've never needed to. Cleanup is easy! Fill it part way with water and a couple drops of dish soap, run on mix for 30 sec, rinse. All clean!
1736347
No you don't have to it is a dry spray. Wait about an hour and then you're fine
2267383
This product is designed to sanitize surfaces, not the air in a room. There are other UV devices that are specifically made for that purpose.
1428326
no real time frame just after you apply it it will turn whitish then wash it off to neutralize it, or else you can burn your skin
294926
I have no idea. I have used to the dozen times and cleaned it with a hard surface cleaner and no one has ever gotten sick
1072567
It should. When used properly it can kill even the aids virus. You can use it in a spray bottle but to be effective you need to allow the solution to sit on the surface for about five minutes. All surface dirt should be removed prior to sanitization.
381179
The bromine would disinfect, but probably a gallon of clorox in a tub of water would be just as good if you ran the tub for 15 to 20 minutes. Just sayin.
314694
No, it just kills the micro organisms. Might try an activated carbon filter.
1003098
Water doesn't seem to bother it, common solvents like denatured alcohol take it right off.