Can this be used in a spray bottle to disinfect surfaces? Especially stainless steel?
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I have not try it yet. If you want to disinfect surface but hate the smell of bleach, try carefully mixing Fabuloso, which is cheap, and bleach. In a separate spray bottle add 1/2 bottle of Fabuloso, 1/4 bleach, and rest water, that is a nice smell
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Hi ThereI have used it to disinfect all hard surfices in my home I did not find any information to say it would or would not.
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YES. 1-2 ounces per gallon of water. This stuff is highly concentrated. So, you actually need to buy an empty gallon bottle and a spray bottle to use this solution.
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This particular solution is not designed to be a surface (stainless steel, granite, fiber-glass, etc.) disinfectant. It is designed as a topical antiseptic for animals with open wounds as a cleansing solution. It is also used in different strengths and additives as a mouth wash. I would not recommend this for a surface disinfectant.
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I would not use it on stainless steel, it would scratch it! If you read the directions it tells you.
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On the back of the bottle it states "MAAS applies waterproof protection and long lasting shine on stainless steel sinks. DO NOT use polish on brushed stainless steel appliances. MAAS Stainless Steel & Chrome Spray Cleaner is recommended to clean, polish and protect brushed finishes". I hope that helps. I use it on my stainless steel Double Edge Safety Razors and it does a great job on them.
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I have put it in circuit boards, plastic terminals, battery terminals, CPU pins and use the aerosol form to spray entire wiring harnesses with no detrimental effects on and plastic or synthetic materials. I have also sprayed inside switches and potentiometers with terrific results. If it has contacts or mechanical electrical connections, CAIG DeOxit D100 is a necessity.
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I do not know. I have used this product only on ferrous metals and have not tried it on any stainless steel alloys. This product will remove rust, but it can not keep it from coming back. The area where the rust is removed will look clean but needs to be sealed to minimize the return of oxidation, maybe a high temp cooking oil thinly applied to the effected area could serve this purpose. good luck.
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A spray bottle would be perfect for the consistency s great not too tin and not too thick .i put mine in one and it workes great.no waste ;)
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Sorry can't help you ...but stainless is not suppose to rust ?.. unless its around salt water etc ...? and even then, depending on what type of stainless it is .. I have not used it in that application so I can't really say. Its is very durable finish ( if done I would suggest only spraying it and doing multiple coats). At least 3
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While salts and other chemicals (chlorine) are corrosive to metals and even to stainless steel, you should be fine as long as the salt is not wet and in contact with the metal. Stainless steel has a thin layer of oxide that is dissolved by chlorine and salts but as I understand it, the reaction does not occur without a liquid.
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I don't think so I haven't used it on screen but have not seen signs of it being corrosive. A light mist should work good on screen.
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Yes, this may be used to disinfect other tools. Note that this does item does not replaced the use of an autoclave.
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I think you could probably do so without any adverse issues. Clean up might be challenging. I use it to spray stoddards solvent, ie. paint thinner, to clean airplane parts on the airplane. Thinned paint wouldn't be muchmdifferert.
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No. It's basically an acid in solution. As long as you keep it sealed it will be fine. I keep a mild solution it a spray bottle for quick sanitation and have never had a problem. It's amazing stuff.
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I'd recommend asking the company. They are a small company and were very responsive when I had a question. I don't know how this would work in a spray but I've used it on other homemade personal care products (e.g., mouthwash).
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If you do try it, use it in a inconspicuous spot before doing it on the whole fridge! It works wonders on my stainless steel sink. I apply it rub the sink with some paper towels, rinse the sink with water, then (dry) shine it up with a soft kitchen towel. That is where you might have a problem, not be able to rinse it off. There is a stainless steel spray that they make that could work better, called Hopes perfect stainless steel polish. That is for appliances. It is right here on Amazon
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Barry, I don't see why they wouldn't. I use some of their chemicals undiluted and haven't had any issues. They are thicker than what you would expect and have a nice spot for any MSDS info you might like to add to the bottles in case you have kids or pets around. If there are still doubts, I would email or call CG and see if they can answer directly.
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You can use it like your dish soap. A small amount goes a long way. It won't harm your stainless steel. I haven't found anything you can't use it on. I've used it to wash my floors-tile, etc but not hardwood. It works great to get smudges off the walls too.
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Yes use ,1 to 2 teasp for a spray bottle. Google all the ways you can use this stuff. Love it