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Absolutely – here's how to make disinfectant spray at home safely, without the fluff:
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Yes, But Stick to These 3 Recipes
1.Bleach Power Spray (For Bathrooms/Vomit Spills)
Mix: ½ cup household bleach + 4 cups cool water in a spray bottle.
Kills: Norovirus, COVID, salmonella.
Wait time: 6 minutes before wiping.
** Never:
Use hot water (ruins bleach).
Spray on clothes or metal (causes damage).
2.Alcohol Quick Spray (For Phones/Keys)
Mix: 2 cups 70% rubbing alcohol + 1 cup water.
Kills: Flu, cold viruses in 30 seconds.
Bonus: Add 1 tsp dish soap for greasy surfaces.
** Danger: Keep away from flames – highly flammable!
3.Peroxide Kid-Safe Spray (Toys/High Chairs)
Use: Straight 3% hydrogen peroxide in a dark spray bottle.
Kills: Everyday germs without toxic fumes.
Wait: 5 minutes → wipe clean.
Tip: Store in cupboard – light weakens it.
What DOESN'T Work (Skip These)
| Home Mix | The Problem |
|---|---|
| Vinegar + water | Only cleans grease, doesn't kill viruses. |
| Essential oil sprays | Smells nice, zero disinfecting power. |
| Baking soda paste | Deodorizes only – germs survive. |
Critical Safety Rules
Label bottles: Write “BLEACH” or “ALCOHOL” in big letters.
Use fast: Toss bleach mix after 24 hours (loses strength).
No mixing:
Bleach + vinegar = chlorine gas (deadly).
Bleach + alcohol = toxic chloroform.
Test first: Spray hidden spot – some surfaces stain or warp.
When to BUY Instead of DIY
Sick household (stomach flu/COVID): Use hospital-grade spray.
Mold outbreaks: Bleach mixes can't penetrate deep mold roots.
Lazy days: Store sprays work faster with less hassle.
