FAQS

High quality clinoptilolite zeolite and charcoal

Every 90 days (3 months)

For a standard refrigerator (up to 20 cubic ft), use one (1). For a large refrigerator (above 20 cubic ft) use two (2) units.

Yes. Each product packaging is customized for the specific surface on which it is being applied. The formula strength is also different

Deonized water, specialized (food grade) vinegar and ethanol (corn). Ingredients are rated either A or B by EWG

No bleach, ammonia, dyes, phosphates, fragrances and other petro chemicals are used. Made in the USA from high quality, plant based ingredients that are non-toxic, biodegradable and rated A or B by EWG

Even though people tend to use the terms interchangeably, there's a legal difference between a sanitizer and disinfectant. In the United States, sanitizers are agents that destroy 99.999 percent of bacteria in 30 seconds during the Official Detergent Sanitizer Test (a public health test).   On the other hand, disinfectants are products that destroy all organisms in 10 minutes during the AOAC Use Dilution Test, a test regulated by the EPA to determine the efficiency of disinfectants. In a hospital situation it's more important to kill all germs even if it takes longer rather than to kill most of them quickly.

So, sanitizing is a chemical process that lessens and even kills germs on surfaces to make them safe for contact. Usually you sanitize in kitchens and other areas that come into contact with food. For example, you sanitize dishes and utensils after using them. You also sanitize toys that children put in their mouths.

Disinfecting requires a stronger solution to destroy germs rather than simply reduce them. You might disinfect areas where you change a baby's diaper. Hospitals disinfect areas that have come into contact with blood or other body fluids.

Both methods are a step up from regular cleaning because cleaning only removes visible dirt. When you sanitize or disinfect, you are removing potentially harmful bacteria that might not be visible to the naked eye

VinegarTech products are natural cleaning products that sanitize.

Clean+Green will work on any carbon based source, which is almost any natural mess made from sources such as cigarette and cigar smoke, body odor, food, sweaty clothes, trash, urine, feces and more.

CLEAN+GREEN is natural, non-toxic, non-carcinogenic, non-corrosive, and non-flammable. The propellant is nitrogen which is non-flammable and not a greenhouse case. Per the U.S. Federal Regulations Toxic Substances Control Act, Title III, Section 311 & 312, this product contains no health or hazardous materials. It is perfectly safe to use around people and animals when you spray a problem source. It is safe, but follow precautions detailed on the can.

No. Clean+Green biodegrades within 48 hours so the only by-product from using CLEAN+GREEN is carbon and water.

The amount of product required depends upon the area that needs to be addressed and the severity of the odor. In most cases, all you need to do is spray the odor source for about 2-5 seconds and the odor will be eliminated. For more severe odors, it may take some additional applications, but give CLEAN+GREEN a few seconds to work before spraying again.

No. CLEAN+GREEN is fragrance fee and does not leave any odor nor does it introduce any new odor where it is applied. It is not a masking agent, but an odor remover.

In order to eliminate the odor or stain, CLEAN+GREEN must be come in contact with the problem source. If the odor is not eliminated, you may have missed some spots so check the area and spray the area where the smell or stain is located. In addition, if you originally sprayed CLEAN+GREEN in the air using the mist applicator, and the odor remains, you may want to check (and spray) the furniture, carpets or other areas as odors present in the air may settle on the surfaces of items in the room.

Pet stain and odor products are professional strength formulas to address difficult pet accidents resulting in such things as urine deposits.

Urine, feces, vomit, hairballs, anal gland smells, skunk oil, animal body odor (ferrets, hamsters, etc).

The Deskunk Coat Cleaner is to be used on a pet that has been skunked. The DeSkunk Air+Home Cleaner is to use for lingering skunk smell in the house , on the carpet or on furniture.

No, you do not need to give your pet a bath after using Deskunk Coat Cleaner. IMPORTANT! Do not bathe your pet before using a deskunking cleaner on the oil. Using water or regular shampoo just spreads the skunk oil for a bigger problems.