HOCL/HCLO plane disinfectant|FDA|REACH|MSDS|CE|Daily Use

• Main ingredients: slightly acidic hypochlorous acid electrolyzed
• No alcohol, no preservative, no fragrance
• Deep cleaning and no pilling
• Hand and mouth disinfection, sensitive skin can be used at ease
• Mildly weak acid, safe and skin-friendly formula
• Fast sterilization and disinfection within 30 seconds

How does it kill microbial pathogens?

Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a neutrally charged molecule. Bacteria have negatively charged cell walls. Just like magnets, molecules with the same charge will repel each other. For example, the negatively charged molecule of bleach (OCl-) is repelled by bacterial cell walls. This is not the case with HOCl which is neutrally charged. HOCl easily penetrates bacterial cell walls. HOCl either oxidizes the cell walls killing the bacteria or enters through the cell walls and destroys the vital components inside the bacteria.

Why is HOCl better than bleach?

Bleach is a popular disinfectant and commonly used in hospitals, homes, and commercial settings. It shares the same chlorine family as HOCl that can kill bacteria, viruses, fungus, and other pathogens. But bleach is a harsh chemical that can irritate eyes, skin, and even lungs when inhaled over extended periods of time. BLEACH HAS EVEN BEEN BANNED FROM USE IN HOSPITALS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND IRELAND. It isn’t irritating to your skin and is safe for use almost anywhere.