Antibacterial Bathroom Cleaner Spray

Sanitize and clean your bathroom in one easy step with this method Antibacterial Bathroom Cleaner. This bathroom cleaner both eliminates dirt and kills up to 99.9% of germs* in your powder room, plus any accompanying odors. And it’s made in the USA, packaged in bottles made from 65% recycled plastic, Leaping Bunny–certified, and made without parabens. Tackle soap scum, water stains, nasty germs, and caked-on grime from countertops and other surfaces with a cleaner that’s perfect for homes with pets and kids. Do you need a toilet cleaner or shower cleaner, too? Shop all bathroom cleaners to disinfect your entire bathroom, browse other cleaning essentials for your household, or see more of method’s products. What germs does method Antibacterial Bathroom Cleaner kill? This disinfecting bathroom cleaner will kill the following: Influenza A Staphylococcus aureus Salmonella enterica E. coli Rhinovirus Enterobacter aerogenes Is this bathroom cleaner antibacterial? Yep, it even lets you know in its name. Antibacterial means any cleaner that kills bacteria and blocks their ability to reproduce, and since this method Antibac Bathroom Cleaner kills up to 99.9% of germs*, it can handle most jobs. Where can I use this method Antibacterial Bathroom Cleaner? We recommend using this cleaner on surfaces where bacteria may linger, such as bathroom surfaces, sinks and fixtures, tubs, glazed tile, and toilet seats. It may not be suitable for all surfaces, so always spot test in an inconspicuous spot before using. Why does this antibacterial spray have a strong scent? These antibac products generally have a stronger odor than method's standard all-purpose cleaners due to the germ-busting citric acid-based formula. Consider switching to a standard all-purpose cleaner if you prefer a more straightforward fragrance experience. Please note: Standard all-purpose cleaners are not antibacterial. *kills staphylococcus aureus, influenza a flu virus, rhinovirus, escherichia coli, enterobacter aerogenes and salmonella enterica.