A professional surface disinfectant in ready-to-use (RTU) format, supplied in a 500 ml bottle — applied directly, no dilution and no rinsing. The formula has a broad spectrum of action: bactericidal, fungicidal, yeasticidal, virucidal, mycobactericidal and sporicidal, and is formulated with over 98% biodegradable ingredients. It is the kind of product you use daily in the tattoo studio for sanitizing the workstation, but it is equally suitable for clinics, HoReCa spaces or cleaning companies.
Does it need to be diluted before use?▾
No. It is a ready-to-use product: applied directly onto the surface, undiluted, and does not require rinsing after application. That makes it quick to use between clients, without measurements or incorrectly prepared solutions.
Can I use it on skin, before tattooing?▾
No. It is a surface disinfectant, not a skin antiseptic. For preparing the client's skin, use products specifically intended for skin use. This product is used on the workstation, furniture, hard-surface equipment and floors.
On what surfaces can I apply it without worry?▾
The manufacturer declares it compatible with a wide range of materials: plastic, stainless steel, aluminum, ceramic, glass, Teflon, rubber, wood and floors — tiles, marble, concrete, linoleum, even carpets and rugs. It contains no dyes, so it does not stain or discolor. If you have a sensitive or painted surface, still test in a discreet corner.
Do I need to clean the surface before disinfecting?▾
According to the manufacturer, the product works effectively even in conditions of dirt or in the presence of organic residues, so it combines cleaning and disinfection in one step. As good practice, it is advisable to remove large visible debris first, so the solution comes into direct contact with the entire surface.
Against what is it effective? Is it sufficient for a tattoo studio?▾
It has a broad spectrum: bactericidal, fungicidal, yeasticidal, virucidal, mycobactericidal and sporicidal, including against viruses such as Coronavirus, HIV, HBV, HCV, Influenza and Parvovirus B19, according to the manufacturer. For a tattoo studio, where the risk of contact with biological fluids is real, this spectrum covers surface disinfection — but it remains a component of the hygiene protocol, alongside disposable barriers, sterile disposable needles and hand hygiene.
How long should it be left to act on the surface?▾
The contact time varies depending on the type of microorganism targeted, so check the label and product data sheet — there the exact times for each type of efficacy are listed. The practical rule: the surface must remain moist with the product for the entire contact time, only then do you consider it disinfected.
