Daily Surface Spray Disinfectant, Kills 99.9% of Viruses, Bacteria, Mold & Fungus, 16 oz Bottle (Pack of 3)

This stuff is fantastic. I use this to clean my C-pap hoses and mask. It does not leave a heavy chemical smell like some other products but It does have a slight order that dissipates quickly when I use my C-pap the first time after cleaning.it does not bother me and I have a VERY sensitive nose. The three bottles last quite a long time.I even keep a bottle of it around to spot clean the bathroom counter tops and around the toilet.I am very happy with the product and it is not over priced or full of other chemicals that I do not need.If you are looking for a quick wipe up disinfecting product this is for you but remember this is not a cleaning product so don't expect to act like a cleaner. Its to disinfect only.

I've been wanting to switch to less toxic products to clean with. I have heard a lot of good things about these saline based products so decided to try them; this product seemed to be the most reasonably priced. I have really enjoyed using it to clean, it is low odor, smells a bit bleachy, like a swimming pool, but it isn't overpowering at all. I use it on countertops, floors, and other surfaces. It really helps to clean and sanitize. I would definitely purchase again.

This product is great I use it in my grooming shop. I like the effectiveness but yet safe to use in the cages and bathtub. No fumes. Will buy again

I’ll be straight up — I can’t personally verify that this CleanSmart spray is wiping out 99.9% of viruses, bacteria, mold, and fungus. I’m not running a lab over here. But I do trust the claims enough to keep using it daily.I clean counters, desks, and pretty much every surface we touch, and it leaves everything looking clean with no residue, no sticky film, and no funky chemical smell. That alone makes it easy to keep in rotation.So yeah, I’m putting good faith in the science, and from real-world use, it absolutely feels like it’s doing what it’s supposed to do. Solid cleaner, easy to use, and doesn’t leave your house smelling like a hospital.

Love these!! Feels good to be able to prevent stomach bug when out and about, or at least have a better shot than an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, which doesn’t touch it at all. Hypochlorous acid does kill noro but not sure how long the contact time needs to be for this concentration so keep it wet as long as you can for best chances.Doesn’t dry hands like alcohol-based can. Safe to use for baby stuff and food contact items. This has saved me a few times with a toddler and baby when you need to sanitize something quickly in public like a teether or water bottle spout.The bottle itself is well designed and sprays well. No leakage. I keep it inside and out of the sun so it doesn’t lose effectiveness.The only downside to this as opposed to alcohol is that you do want to let it sit wet on your hands about a minute to make sure it can do its thing. Alcohol does work quicker and dries quicker. Not a big deal but sometimes I do find myself preferring my alcohol sanitizer in certain situations when I’d need a quick dry and quick contact time. The alcohol sanitizer still stays in my driver’s side door for this reason, and because it can handle the heat.Highly recommend!Edited to add- I keep seeing reviews saying this is a scam because it’s just bleach. It absolutely isn’t bleach!!! And to just assume it’s bleach because of the smell is ridiculous. It smells similar because it has chlorine in it. Google hypochlorous acid vs bleach. Very different.

I love this spray. Non toxic. I use on animal dropping outside, my kitchen sink and doesn't have a strong smell .

It's a really effective disinfectant and safe for pets, plus it leaves the area where you apply the product very clean.

Tl;dr Buy a couple of brands of cheap chlorine test strips. Keep track of the remaining chlorine in open bottles by dipping and/or spraying the strip. If you don't want to, spray as normal for the first 2 weeks. After 2 weeks, spray 3-4 times your usual amount to make sure you achieve the desired effectiveness.My household loves this product. We've used it since right before lockdown. It was convenient, available, worked well enough, and it doesn't aggravate allergies.But then I started to wonder if we were using it correctly due to inconsistent results?Sometimes the room smelled like a swimming pool. Sometimes it didn't.Sometimes it smelled like we were just spraying salt water on stuff.Sometimes it smelled like we just opened a bottle of bleach.I knew HOCl solution was unstable, but I didn't think it was supposed to be *that* unstable when manufactured and purchased commercially. To make sure CleanSmart actually did what it says on the bottle, I finally bought an HOCl generator and a couple of brands of chlorine and pH test strips to compare. The chlorine strips show the amount of active ingredient in ppm, or parts per million. CleanSmart should come in between 160ppm-200ppm.I'm a "random useless facts" nerd, not a scientist. Your mileage may vary, etc. etc. It's possible that inconsistencies happen from batch to batch or from bottle to bottle, so I will purchase this product for testing at random intervals blah blah blah okay here we go!STORAGE CONDITIONS: The homemade solution was stored in new 1-gallon HDPE opaque white bottles cleaned with HOCl, then placed on the floor away from direct light in a climate-controlled room. The CleanSmart was stored as I received it, and I placed on my desk away from direct light in a climate-controlled room.TEST: New chlorine test strips from two manufacturers were dipped into the 2-week-old CleanSmart (~5/6ths full), 2-week-old homemade HOCl, newly-opened CleanSmart (from the same 3pc order as the old one), and freshly generated HOCL respectively.Homemade, fresh: Between 160-200ppm chlorineHomemade, old: Between 160-200ppm chlorineCleanSmart, fresh: Between 160-200ppm chlorineCleanSmart, old: Between 160-200ppm chlorineAnd now for the interesting part. New chlorine test strips were SPRAYED ONCE from 3 inches away.Homemade, fresh: Between 160-200ppm chlorineHomemade, old: Between 140-180ppm chlorineCleanSmart, fresh: Between 160-200ppm chlorineCleanSmart, old: Between 50-100ppm chlorineI re-tested that last result 3 times because I thought it was an error. The results were consistent each time.I sprayed the old CleanSmart at the same 3-inch distance, but drenched the test strips to the point of dripping (2-3 sprays). Only then did the results match the fresh CleanSmart. You can extrapolate its effectiveness for your needs based on how far away YOU spray stuff :)So yeah, CleanSmart after 2 weeks is still better than homemade...if you're cool with developing carpal tunnel syndrome from spraying so much that you drench your countertops, toys, stuffed animals, etc. in the stuff until they drip? To their credit, CleanSmart's instructions *do* try to subtly tell us this with "spray until thoroughly wet" - but imo they should just say...Conclusion: Spray as normal for the first 2 weeks. After 2 weeks, spray 3-4 times your usual amount to achieve the desired results.---Oh, and for goodness' sake PUT THE SOLUTION IN OPAQUE BOTTLES, CleanSmart! You know it will last even longer if you do. You changed the hand sanitizer spray bottles to opaque white recently (likely to account for travel temp changes, which makes HOCl even more unstable). Change these as well.