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Maren Estrada
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- Products such as Purell hand sanitizer, Clorox wipes, and Lysol spray have been repeatedly proven to kill the coronavirus on hands and surfaces.
- Now, there's another spray that has just received EPA approval after it was tested and proven to be effective at killing the novel coronavirus.
- The new spray is called Microban 24 Sanitizing Spray, and it was shown to kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus in as little as 60 seconds.
- It's also about to sell out at Amazon now that the cat's out of the bag.
Everyone out there knows that there are two crucial steps to keeping yourself and your family safe from the novel coronavirus. Everyone also knows that they're both equally important. The first is of course to always wear a face mask and practice social distancing when around other people. Basic cloth masks protect others around you if you're already sick, but you'll need something much better if you're healthy and you want to protect yourself from particles in the air. Nan Qi Xing KN95 face masks and Powecom KN95 face masks are the only FDA-authorized masks on Amazon that have been tested by NIOSH and found to be just as good as 3M N95 masks at filtering tiny airborne particles. They also start at just $1.80 if you buy a box of 50 masks, compared to as much as $15 or more for 3M N95 masks.
The second thing you need to do is constantly clean your hands and surfaces with products that have been proven to kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19.
When it comes to your hands, there's nothing better than Purell hand sanitizer — which happens to be on sale right now on Amazon at the lowest price of 2020 — and Purell sanitizing wipes. For cleaners that have been proven to kill the coronavirus on surfaces, the two most popular options are Clorox wipes and Lysol spray. Both are in stock right now on Amazon at slightly less inflated prices than we've been seeing lately. With new coronavirus cases skyrocketing across the country, however, these likely won't be available for much longer.
On top of those tried and true coronavirus killers, a new cleaner just received approval from the EPA after having been testing and proven to kill the novel virus on surfaces. The new EPA-approved cleaner is called Microban 24 Sanitizing Spray, and it's already sold out in physical stores across the country. There is one place you can still buy it online though, but probably not for very long.
 | Microban Professional Sanitizing Spray $66.99/carton Available from Amazon Prime. BGR may receive a commission. |
Proctor and Gamble makes Microban 24 Sanitizing Spray, and the company announced the approval in a recent press release. As you can see on the EPA's website, the spray cleaner is indeed now approved as a coronavirus killer.
This powerful sanitizer spray was shown to quickly kill the novel coronavirus in as little as 60 seconds, while hard surfaces like countertops took just 5 minutes to sanitize. Remember, NO sanitizer kills the coronavirus instantly so you always need to follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper use. Microban 24 continues to kill bacteria and other germs for up to 24 hours after the initial application, but it has not been proven to continue killing SARS-CoV-2 for that period of time. Keep that in mind when you use it.
This P&G spray sanitizer is sold out all over the country, but you can still get some if you head over to Amazon. As is the case with other proven cleaners that have been shown to kill the coronavirus, prices are already inflated. You'll still find that Microban 24 is actually less expensive on Amazon than similar cleaners that are more popular, like Lysol disinfecting spray. Microban spray is already selling out though, so you'll want to move quickly if you'd like to pick up some cans.
 | Microban Professional Sanitizing Spray $66.99/carton Available from Amazon Prime. BGR may receive a commission. |
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This new sanitizer spray is now an EPA-approved coronavirus killer – but it’s about to sell out originally appeared on BGR.com on Thu, 5 Nov 2020 at 08:29:04 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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