Does this actually kill germs? I'll be using in my kitchen. Thank you.
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"Killing germs" is one of those phrases that my grandma used..."antibacterial" is the term they use today...soap that is not antibacterial still kills germs...the point is to remove the filth that contains the contaminates and this does that really well. If you need "antibacterial" cleaning, you should use something like bleach. Its safer not to bleach everything as we need some bacteria in our lives. There really is such a thing as too clean...
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I first heard about this product on one of PBS's. America's Test Kitchen shows. I believe they said that the "antibacterial" products killed more bacteria but used bleach or a pesticide to accomplish the higher percentage of bacteria killed, Method did almost as well with their plant based extracts.
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Not sure if the all purpose cleaner kills germs. We have found a large selection of Method cleaners at Target for a very reasonable price.
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I don't think it's purpose is to kill germs...I bought it to help clean the stove grime and it works really well. I use Clorox for killing germs and I do not see anything in the labeling for killing germs.
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There is nothing on the bottle to indicate it kills germs. What's wonderful about it is its plant based & non toxic to mother earth. And it smells like summer
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It removed the mold from the air of my home. I did take it one step further and removed the air filters from my air ducts, turned off the heat and a/c, but made sure the fan was set to "on". I also used their Biocide 100 cleaning solution on as many surfaces as I could get to. It worked GREAT, and was a heck of a lot cheaper than those so-called mold eradication service people. I hope this helps!
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The product description on amazon says that it kills, but the aquamira website doesn't. Check this link: https://mcnett.zendesk.com/entries/448256-Do-Aquamira-Water-Treatment-Drops-Remove-Viruses-and-Bacteria-This seems a response to specific products. While it says that chlorine dioxide kills Cryptosporidium and Giardia, it doesn't want to say it explicitly so until proven.
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It will kill watermeal. Treat it just like duckweed. You'll need dynamic surfactant also. This stuff is expensive so I wouldn't waste it on pre treat.
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I'm not really sure. Would you wash your hands with Listerine or Pinesol? It does not lather up, but it does kill germs and smell wonderful. I use it more for home cleaning: kitchen and bathroom and for bird sanitation both for the cages, bird drinking water ( one drop )and misting for their feathers and in their bath water to rid and prevent mites on birds.
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I would love to answer this question for you but this is just a little too technical for me. I would recommend going to the Germ Guardian website directly to see if they can be more helpful. Good luck.
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Yes it will kill roaches. That is why I bought it. It also stopped ants from invading my house. Since I put it along the baseboard on my porch area, I haven't seen any spiders around my front door.
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No, it just kills the micro organisms. Might try an activated carbon filter.
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I leave mine on the counter after opening and don't know if it has affected it's efficacy. It works just the same. I hope this helps.
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I use the product inside and outside of my home and we don't have any cockroaches. However at work we have I believe German cockroaches. It does kill them but it isn't instant.
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It kills bacteria on the surface just the same as Norwex. It does not have the silver in the cloth, but that only kills the bacteria ON the cloth. They will kill surface bacteria the same.
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They don't kill germs, they help remove them. Microfiber has been shown to pick up germs/bacteria far more effectively than traditional washcloths and especially greater than paper towels. You would just need to make sure you sanitize the rag with a hot wash and detergent. Norwex is great too. Their advantage is after picking up the bacteria, the silver inside the rag inhibits bacterial growth while drying. After 24 hours the claim is that all bacteria will be dead therefore rendering the cloth clean again.
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I use a little antibacterial gel, the one you use for your hands. It is cheap and kills 99.99% of the germs. Just rub it gently on the iom and then clean so you don't damage the system.
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It doesn't say that it kills germs, but I can tell you it does a superb job of cleaning, better than anything I've used. My husband sprays our tile floors then steam cleans and it does a better job than steam alone. The bathroom fixtures shine like crazy. It works better than vinegar and smells better.
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sorry i dont have an answer but a question. has it helped with your lyme? i have used h2o2 with success. do you know if it will ozonate a bathtub?
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I don't think it is formulated to kill germs but whenever I use it, which is everyday, my mouth feels refreshed and odor free. I use it at least two to three times a day when possible. I also use Biotene toothpaste.
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Yes, Healthful Home Mold & Bacteria Cleaner disinfects the "black mold" species and many other mold types most associated with unhealthful homes. Our independent lab data indicate that not only does HH Cleaner kill the worst types of mold but it continues to provide killing power for weeks after an initial application.