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post 1624297541 12-02-2020, 01:39 PM
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Chlorine bleach is the goat cleaner

Saw some dumb article on dailymail about how some pro cleaner sloot doesn't use bleach.

About the only cleaner that
-kills mold spores
-kills HPV

Love to tell that to her face

I use nitrile gloves and the right dilution so it doesn't destroy what I'm cleaning. Nothing cleans like it

https://news.psu.edu/story/303743/20...o-not-kill-hpv

HPV is estimated to be among the most common sexually transmitted diseases and is linked to cervical cancers. For this study, researchers grew HPV16, a specific strain that is responsible for up to 60 percent of all HPV-associated cancers. They then used 11 common disinfectants on the virus.

These disinfectants included ones made of ethanol and isopropanol because these are common ingredients in surface disinfectants and hand sanitizers used in both public and health care settings. Study of these hand sanitizers is important because other research has shown high levels of HPV DNA on fingers of patients with current genital infections. While HPV is susceptible to certain disinfectants, including hypochlorite and peracetic acid, it is resistant to alcohol-based disinfectants.

"Chemical disinfectants in hand sanitizer are commonly used in the general population to prevent the spread of infectious diseases," Meyers said. "For flu or cold viruses they are very effective. But the data shows that they do nothing for preventing the spread of human papillomavirus"

"Chemical disinfectants used in the hospitals and other healthcare settings have absolutely no effect on killing human papillomavirus," Meyers said. "So unless bleach or autoclaving is used in the hospital setting, human papillomavirus is not being killedand there is a potential spread of HPV through hospital acquired or instrument or tool infection."
post 1624297911 12-02-2020, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted By rootcon
Saw some dumb article on dailymail about how some pro cleaner sloot doesn't use bleach.

About the only cleaner that
-kills mold spores
-kills HPV

Love to tell that to her face

I use nitrile gloves and the right dilution so it doesn't destroy what I'm cleaning. Nothing cleans like it
Appreciate it, thats definitely what I wanted to know today
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post 1624298161 12-02-2020, 01:47 PM
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nothing cleans better than peroxide.
post 1624299631 12-02-2020, 02:01 PM
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That's why I insist that any sloot I'm with first douche with a bottle of Clorox.
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