CleanSmart Toy Disinfectant Spray Kills 99.9% of Viruses and Bacteria, Rinse Free, 16 oz Bottle, (Pack of 2)

Q: It says "Other ingredients... 99.983% Anybody know what 99.983% of the bottle contains?

Hello! CleanSmart contains just salt water and Hypochlorous Acid. Hypochlorous is found in the human body as part of its natural defense mechanism against germs. It's released by our white blood cells when infection is detected. At CleanSmart, we replicate Hypochlorous by running salt water through an electrical current--that's it! No added fragrance, harmful chemicals or dyes. Perfect for the toy room! Just spray and walk away. No chemical residue means no rinse required. Smart and Simple--yet strong enough to kill germs like RSV and Strep. Thanks for the great question--let us know if we can help with anything else!Best regards, CleanSmart

Q: Does the other 99% happen to be bleach and water? Because that's what it smells like.

ChubbyMako’s product review thoroughly addresses this by stating: I saw some reviews where people said this product contains bleach. I agree that the product has a strong bleach smell, so I went to the companies website to investigate the ingredients. I pulled the following ingredient list directly from the companies website. CleanSmart Disinfecting Cleaners Active Ingredients Hypochlorous Acid: 0.017% Other Ingredients Ionized Water: 99.919% Sodium Chloride (Salt): 0.06% Hypochlorite Ion: 0.004% Here is the information from the website for why the product smells like bleach. Hypochlorous Scent and Questions About Bleach: Hypochlorous has a unique faint smell that is undetectable to some users, while some equate it to a spa or the ocean, while some confuse it with a faint bleach smell. Hypochlorous (HOCL) is not bleach. Laundry bleach is actually Sodium Hypochlorite (naCIO). More Comparisons and Facts to Know: Natural: “Bleach” (Sodium Hypochlorite) is a man-made chemical never found in nature; Hypochlorous is naturally in all mammals’ immune systems. Safety: “Bleach” as a germ-killing disinfectant is legally required to have multiple warnings and safety hazard precautions on their labels. Hypochlorous germ-killing disinfectants are exempt from warnings and first aid labels. Fumes: “Bleach” fumes are dangerous causing irritation and serious damage to respiratory systems and eyes. Hypochlorous has zero dangers with respiratory systems or eyes.

Q: Can i use this to clean my breast pump parts. i will be going back to work and i want something i can wipe down the parts between washing?

Hello. Yes! CleanSmart is 100% food-contact safe and approved for breast pumps and breast pump parts. You can use it as often as you like without rinsing it off--and be confident it's killing germs, without leaving chemical residue behind. In fact, CleanSmart is approved for other external medical devices like CPAP machines and asthma masks. You'll want to check the label on other food-safe cleaners because most do NOT kill pathogens. Thank you so much for the great question. We'd love to hear what you think after trying it. Kindest regards,CleanSmart

Q: Will this disinfect or sanitize mattress?

This is a very long time light formula; I would use it on skin or on some hard surfaces, but probably would not use it with a mattress, upholstery, etc. For those things you are probably better off with a diluted bleach or non-chlorine alternative.