The most important thing when choosing a disinfectant is not the type name and specific brand but the ingredients that play a disinfecting role. The active ingredient of 84 disinfectant is chlorine. In fact, many disinfectants contain chlorine. There are also disinfectants with active ingredients such as phenols and peroxides. If you just can't stand the taste of 84, be sure to read the product labels clearly when buying, and don't use products containing chlorine ingredients such as sodium chloride or sodium hypochlorite. There are many disinfectants on the market that claim to be fresh and non-irritating, but they just add chemical fragrances and dilute them to reduce the content of active ingredients. This does not mean that they are more advanced and safer than 84. Moreover, basically all disinfectants are irritating. odor.

84 disinfectant is a disinfectant product with very high disinfection efficacy and cost-effectiveness. As long as it is used according to the instructions, it is completely safe and effective. In many cases, people will experience adverse reactions in their taste, skin, mucous membranes, etc. after use. This is due to excessive chlorine volatilization and irritation caused by the use of too high a concentration. No matter which disinfectant you use, be sure to use it correctly according to the different ratios for different uses in the product instructions. Of course, there are other non-chemical disinfection methods such as UV lamp ozone, but... they are inconvenient and cost-effective, so I think they will be avoided.

For special groups of people (of course dogs with super sensitive sense of smell, especially puppies), try not to use chemical disinfectants. It is enough to keep the room and living environment clean and with suitable humidity. Good ventilation and a certain amount of sunlight are enough. If you use chemical disinfectants, do not pursue high concentrations one-sidedly. Try to wipe instead of spraying, and please pay attention to maintaining air circulation during and after use.