Instfoam Non-Alcohol Pure Sanitiser1LPod
Description
Deb InstantFOAM Non-Alcohol PURE
Provides effective sanitizing without drying the skin, foams instantly with spreading product quickly to ensure it is more effective. Contains skin conditioners to help skin feel smooth after use and will help prevent dry skin. Effective, lightly perfumed non-alcohol based foam sanitiser to kill 99.9%* of many common germs when used properly Thats NOT COVID killing)
- Non-Alcohol based foam sanitizer
- Foams instantly
- No water required
- Quick dry
- Perfume-free
- Contains skin conditioners
Good for Areas where alcohol-based / flammable products are a concern, such as schools, prison, health institutions. Some people have skin reactions to alcohol based products.
Remember Safety Data Sheets are available for chemicals being used and stored. See here for an easy download.
Features & Benefits
- Non-alcohol based - Ideal for areas where alcohol-based products are a concern such as schools, prisons and other health institutions.
- InstantFOAM™ Formula - Highly effective formula is fully tested and proven to eliminate up to 99.9% of many common germs when used properly.
- Does Not Contain Gelling Agents - Unlike gel sanitizers, the product does not contain gelling agents that leave the hands feeling sticky, particularly after multiple uses.
- Pleasant to Use - The rich foam is extremely pleasant for frequent use in-between hand washing, encouraging maximum compliance.
- Contains Skin Conditioners - Helps prevent drying and leave the skin feeling smooth after use.
- Good Environmental Choice Australia Certified Product - This product complies with Standard No: PCPv4.1ii-2013 , GECA Standard which can be read at www.geca.eco GECA’s Ecolabel trade mark indicates the environmental performance of a product has been certified from multi-criteria perspective. Products that carry the trade mark are certified environmentally preferable by GECA.
* requires effective application across skin areas, 30sec residual kill time. Dirt on skin will act as a barrier to the sanitiser.
Alcohol-free hand sanitisers often contain antimicrobial agents such as quaternary ammonium compounds (QAC), the most common being benzalkonium chloride.
The Australian government does not recommend QAC-based hand sanitisers for use against COVID-19, saying that current evidence indicates that these compounds have limited activity against viruses such as COVID-19.
Although benzalkonium chloride can work well for bacteria and fungi, it is less effective against viruses.
