Clorox Introduces Disinfectant That Kills 24 Pathogens

The product is EPA-registered to kill 24 key pathogens, including viruses that cause cold and flu, bacteria associated with food poisoning, such as E. coli and salmonella, as well as bacteria associated with MRSA, HIV, herpes and athlete’s foot fungus. It kills illness-causing bacteria on soft and hard surfaces and also eliminates odor-causing bacteria.

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