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Saturday, April 25, 2020

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I know this reads like an ad, but I wanted
to share with y'all a good alternative to bleach.


Click on headline to read entire article...


Thymol Is the Latest Natural Cleaner Approved by the EPA to Kill Coronavirus

This herb-derived ingredient disinfects household surfaces without the harsh smell of bleach.

By Jessica Bennett - April 23, 2020

You already know how important it is to sanitize your home to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, but until recently that's meant using bleach. Recently, however, the the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has added three household cleaners containing the ingredient "thymol" to their list of approved coronavirus-killing products: Cleanwell Botanical Disinfectant All Purpose Cleaner; Cleanwell Botanical Disinfectant Wipes; and Sol-U-Guard Botanical disinfectant.

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Thymol comes from the oil of various herbs including basil and thyme, a naturally anti-microbial botanical. Because this plant-based component breaks down quickly, it's less harmful to the environment than other chemical cleaners. Plus, the botanical oil kills germs and bacteria without strong chemicals or the harsh smell of bleach.

Each of Cleanwell's thymol cleaning products contains a 0.05% concentration of thymol and is designed to kill 99.9% of germs, bacteria, and viruses. They're also alcohol-free, non-toxic, and safe for food surfaces.

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Seventh Generation disinfectant products, which are manufactured by Cleanwell, also use thymol as the active ingredient. Although these products are not directly included in the EPA's list, they contain a similar formula as approved Cleanwell disinfectants and are likewise effective against coronavirus.


Or, we could just take...



as suggested by our fat loser "precedent".








1 comment:

Sooo-this-is-me said...

That video is hilarious!