Can this be put in a spray bottle to kill MRSA and VRE on my hospital shoes?
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Tim, Chlorhexidine kills the influenza virus for about 6 hours, I do not know if it kills MRSA or VRE. I suggest you google your question and see what answer you get. That is what I am going to do because now I am curious about it. God Bless al
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It's in the form of an oil, so you could get it into a spray bottle, but I can't speak to how safe it would or would not be using it that way. I put it into water and use it in a vaporizor; I have not attempted to use the oil in any other way.
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I think you just slowly pass it over the thing you are trying to disinfect. You don't want to hold it over fabrics or synthetics too long because it might cause them to fade or break down over time, just like strong sunlight would.
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We have one in our busy clinic. We've found a spray bottle with water and vinegar works best and is the cheapest.
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I don't think it is. Maybe by using an anti-bacterial spray it would be. Sorry to not have better information.
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I only use these for colloidal silver to spray on areas like in airplanes. I spray all around the area where I sit. It kills bacteria. I also spray my face for a refresher.I have put a drop of essential oil and distilled water in them and the spray works. I am concerned that the coconut oil may be a little to thick to spray. Why don't you try the collodal silver it kills germs.
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i use this product on tile floors i would test this on a small area as suggested on bottle sstewart
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I strongly doubt it. I mixed 1 cup vinegar, then filled the bottles up just H2O. I topped it off with about 20 drops of essence lemon verbena (slightly oily) all 3 bottles that I purchased the sprayers defaulted with in several hours of use (not constant use). I couldn't believe it. I bought them for their "industrial" strength...all 3 the spray mechanism just "quit"...I can't imagine what WD would do!!!
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Other than this one is not concentrated and you will not get many uses out of the bottle, this would work great as a floor cleaner. Maybe try it as a spot cleaner before you want to invest in the spray for a total floor cleaner.
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I would say probably not because I think this stuff is pretty corrosive but I could be wrong. I wouldn't chance it. I'm using it to treat my crawl space too and I'm using a spray bottle to spray it on the mold. If you decide to do that be sure to wear a respirator. Some molds can make you sick just from breathing the air in the same room.
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Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or... » Read More Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. « Show Less
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I doubt it. This stuff leaves the surface tackey and soft. To recondition dried rubber, Tires and especially, the CV boots and rubber exposed to weather, I've uses Heavy duty silicone spray. "Tire Blk" works on rubber also but dissolves quickly in weather. Try armor all, It's a silicone based coating that has a low solvent content
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You can pretty much put whatever liquid you want in here. Once you pump air into the container, it turns the liquid into a mist. However, I would probably advise against a thicker dressing as it would most likely clog the spray nozzle.
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I used it in a hand-pumped one gallon spray bottle. If you don't need to cover a large area, a regular spray bottle should work fine.
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I used a spray that was ok for cotton, since I was spraying Converse, but YES. It is like getting extra mileage from the shoes. I do it for my kids' shoes, and the shoes last way longer than expected.
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No it is a poor choice for that due to the narrow, large particle spray produced and that Deet is somewhat oily and bad for some synthetic materials. A better clothing spray would have Permethrin as the active ingredient instead of Deet and be either an aerosol or large trigger style pump container. Plus, Deet washes out right away so no protection after clothing is washed, making it less economical in the long term.
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The MSDS sheet can be found on this link http://www.sanitize.com/tech-documents/ if Amazon does not allow, look up Edwards Councilor and they have a link. Since it is food grade and safe to use in that application, there would be no harm other than killing some bacteria. I think it depends on your intended use. If you are asking can you use it and then let it drain into a septic tank? Or are you asking to use as a sterilizer? answers to that is "Yes", and "expensive" one bottle will only cover 150 gallons of water.