Bleach is a biocide, a powerful disinfectant that eliminates 99.99% of bacteria, moulds and viruses (in the right doses).
There are a few precautions to be taken when using bleach, and these depend on a better understanding of the product. In all cases, it is essential to refer to the recommendations on the label.
1 jar of 40 tablets: weight (g) per tablet | % of NaDCC | Volume of bactericidal solution with 1 tablet (L)(1) |
3.5g | 24% | 1,8L |
3.35g | 50% | 3.1L |
15g | 50% | 13.9L |
(1) According to EN 13 697 TP2 and TP4 under clean conditions.
To obtain an effective disinfectant solution, a 3.5g bleach tablet with 24% NaDCC should be used in 1.8L of water, a 3g bleach tablet with 50% NaDCC should be used in 3.1L of water, while a 15g tablet with 50% NaDCC should be used in 13.9L of water.
These dosages are recommended to effectively eliminate the betacoronavirus.
To use bleach tablets correctly, you should also know that they disinfect, but do not clean. Advice on use may vary depending on the weight and NaDCC concentration of the tablet. These dosages are therefore given as a guide only.
Bleach tablets are mainly used to disinfect floors, surfaces, toilets, bins and white linen:
(2)This depends on the % of NaDCC in your formula: check the packaging. (3) For best results, it is best to use the solution immediately.
Bleach limits the spread of infectious diseases and epidemics. It provides complete disinfection: bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal.
Easy-to-use bleach tablets kill 99.99% of bacteria, viruses and fungi.
They help maintain a clean, hygienic environment. Bleach is also effective at eliminating mould, making it ideal for damp areas such as bathrooms and basements
Although bleach is effective, it is important to use it with care:
Find out more about the correct way to disinfect
In short, bleach is a very useful product for disinfecting, but it must be used responsibly and in accordance with safety recommendations.