Mix your own disinfecting solution to save space and money. Dilute these concentrates with water to create a cleaner that kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi. They can be used to make large batches for extensive surfaces such as floors and store easily without taking up much space. These concentrates are suitable for routine cleaning of work surfaces.

Also known as dispersants, add these chemicals to wastewater to control the growth of algae and other microorganisms that cause foul odors. You can also use them in HVAC equipment, such as cooling towers and humidifiers.

Kill even the toughest bacteria, viruses, and fungi on hard, nonporous surfaces. This bleach can also be used to sanitize and whiten uniforms, rags, and other fabrics. It's highly effective but also requires careful handling—it's corrosive and can discolor surfaces.

Note: Do not mix with ammonia or other cleaners.

In addition to a cleaner, this solution performs as a disinfectant, deodorant, germicide, and fungicide. It can be diluted with water to make up to 16 gallons. This solution cannot be sold to regions outside the United States due to regulatory limits on VOC (volatile organic compounds). Note: Do not heat.

Add water to mix powerful disinfecting solutions. These concentrates are made with ingredients that eliminate even the toughest germs and work faster than standard disinfectants. They're often used in areas that require the highest level of disinfection, such as healthcare facilities. They’re ideal for making large batches for extensive surfaces such as floors and store easily without taking up much space.