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What a disinfectant does?

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depend upon surface area,that u have to disinfect

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What is a disinfectant?
disinfectant (a chemical substance used to destroy viruses and microbes, such as bacteria and fungi)
When is disinfectant used?
disinfectant is used to kill or wipe away nasty unwanted germs
What are disinfectant items?
Disinfectable
What is a disinfectant - detergent?
Disinfectent is a chemical used to destroy all microbes on a surface. It is NOT used on the body as its far too strong. A detergent is used to kill the microbes on a fabric Hope that answers your...
How does disinfectant work?
it probably works by just guessing don't actually positivly know btw having a chemical in it that is a eater and eats all the germs away leaving the good fresh aparance that the surface is "clean"