In the process of using the disinfectant, it must be used in strict accordance with the instructions. Since the disinfectant itself is a dangerous product, it should not be used excessively. For example, peracetic acid is a strong oxidant that is sensitive to various microorganisms and kills all microorganisms. However, due to its strong oxidizing ability, it can stimulate and damage the skin mucosa and corrode the objects at high concentrations. At the same time, the long-term use of disinfectants and sterilizing agents will cause microbial resistance and the sterilization effect will be greatly reduced.
Disinfectants commonly used in daily life mainly include chlorine disinfectants, such as the well-known 84 disinfectant, which can be purchased at supermarkets and can be used to disinfect tableware, tables and chairs, toilet ware and other items. Under normal circumstances, the room air does not need to be disinfected with a special disinfectant, ventilation and ventilation is an important measure to ensure the quality of indoor air. If it is necessary to use disinfectant for sterilization and disinfection, you can choose a certain concentration of peracetic acid or hydrogen peroxide spray disinfection, or you can choose ozone air disinfection machine, and then ventilate after disinfection.
Before using the disinfectant, organic substances such as feces, feed residues, livestock and poultry secretions, surface exfoliation, and rat feces, sewage or other contaminants must be thoroughly removed. Because these organisms contain a large number of pathogenic microorganisms; this will consume or neutralize the active ingredients of the disinfectant, seriously reducing the concentration of action on pathogenic microorganisms.
