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Savlon Surface Disinfectant Spray is a versatile spray that can be used on various hard and soft surfaces to disinfect and deodorize in one easy step.
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Savlon Surface Disinfectant Spray is a surface disinfectant spray that contains Ethanol IP (95% v/v) - 62% w/w equivalent to 84.24% v/v, absolute alcohol denatured with isopropyl. This spray can be used on high-traffic surfaces such as tables, doors, handles, and more to protect against germs and provide germ protection on surfaces.
Shake the can well, spray on the surface from a distance of 15-20 cm, allow to air dry, and do not need to wipe.
When used as a surface disinfectant spray it does not cause any side effects. When used for cuts and wounds or as an after-shave lotion, it may cause mild irritation and a stinging sensation on the skin. However, if ingested, it can not only cause corrosion of the respiratory tract (such as oral mucosa and larynx) but also affect the gastrointestinal tract. When sprayed on the eyes, it can lead to irritation and redness, which requires prompt medical attention.
The Ethanol IP in the spray is effective in killing 99.9% of germs around your home, including the H1N1 virus, rotavirus, and norovirus.
Disinfect surfaces frequently, especially high-touch surfaces like doorknobs, light switches, keyboards, and countertops, using a disinfectant spray.
Shake the can and hold it at a distance of 15-20 cm from the desired surface that needs to be disinfected and spray such that the surface is covered in mist. There is no need to wipe the surface, allow it to air dry. Do not use it on copper, brass, painted/shellacked/lacquered/ varnished surfaces (including treated/polished wood), or acrylic plastics.
Yes. This surface disinfectant offers protection from 99.99% of viruses and bacteria including fungi and molds. The Ethanol IP suggests that this alcohol-based disinfectant is quite effective against even some of the lethal viruses. For effective results, just shake it well and use it on any surface to disinfect it.
When used for personal hygiene and as an antiseptic for the skin (such as cuts and wounds or as an after-shave lotion), it may cause irritation and a stinging sensation on the skin.
Although used interchangeably, antiseptic and disinfectant have different uses. Antiseptics are usually used on the skin to kill microbes. This helps to lower your risk of infections. On the other hand, disinfectant is used on non-living things such as tables, windows, floors, or doors to kill microbes that can attack humans and increase the risk of infections.
No, as the name suggests, this spray should only be used to disinfect the surface such as tabletops, doorknobs, curtains, etc. It should never be used on skin or for any personal hygiene. Do not use it on cuts, scratches, and insect bites.