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Clorox VersaSure Surface Disinfectant Cleaner Pail
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EZ-KILL Surface Disinfectant
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Clorox Toilet Wand Refill Pads
$8.93 –$52.28 -
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Clorox Healthcare Germicidal Wipes
$48.99 –$65.03 -
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Clorox Hand Sanitizer
$2.39 –$49.79 -
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Clorox Broad Spectrum Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner
$10.34 –$91.09
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Clorox Disinfectants & Cleaning Products
When infection control is non-negotiable, Clorox is the name facilities reach for. This collection brings together EPA-registered disinfectants, germicidal bleaches, and ready-to-use wipes and sprays that meet the demands of healthcare settings, commercial kitchens, senior care, and high-traffic workplaces — the environments where surface disinfection isn't optional and kill claims actually matter.
The right product depends on the job. For fast surface disinfection between patients or clients, Clorox Commercial Solutions Disinfecting Wipes (75-count canisters) and the Commercial Solutions Disinfectant Spray (19 oz aerosol, fresh scent) let staff clean and disinfect in one step without mixing. Where you need broad kill claims against bacteria, viruses, and fungi on hard surfaces, Clorox Clean-Up Disinfectant Bleach Cleaner delivers bleach-powered performance in a 32 oz spray bottle, with a 1-gallon refill so you're not constantly reordering. For dilution-based protocols, Clorox Germicidal Bleach (121 oz concentrate) is the workhorse — it carries a registered germicidal claim and lets you mix disinfecting solutions to spec, which matters when you're following a facility infection-prevention plan.
Not every surface needs bleach. The Clorox Broad Spectrum Quaternary Disinfectant Cleaner uses a quat formula with a milder solvent scent, useful where chlorine odor or bleach damage is a concern. And for hand hygiene at point of care, the Clorox Unscented Hand Sanitizer Gel in a 2 oz pump fits pockets, carts, and reception counters.
A common question: how long does a surface need to stay wet? Most Clorox disinfectants require a specific contact (dwell) time — often listed right on the label — to meet their kill claims, so wipe on, let it sit, and let it air dry rather than buffing immediately. Always check the product label for the pathogens and dwell times relevant to your protocol.
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