How to use germinated disinfection solution

Ucin chlorine is a common disinfectant, which is commonly used in family, medical institutions, public places, etc. for disinfection. The following is the way to use germinated disinfectant:
Preparation: Wear disposable gloves and make sure that the operating area is well ventilated.
Food contact surface disinfection: Pour the appropriate amount of super chlorine disinfection into a clean container and formulate the diluted solution (usually 500 mg/L) according to the proportion. Then, soak the food contact surface (such as cutting boards, tableware, etc.) in the diluted solution, or spray the diluted solution on the surface to ensure completely humidity. Still for about 5 minutes, then rinse it thoroughly with water.
Disinfection of the ground, walls and other surfaces: Pour the appropriate amount of super chlorine disinfection into a clean container, and prepare appropriate dilution solutions (usually 1000 mg/L) according to the proportion. Then use a mop or sprayer to evenly apply or spray the diluted solution on the surface that needs to be disinfected. Still for about 30 minutes, and then wipe or rinse it with water.
Air disinfection: Pour the appropriate amount of germinated sterilization into a clean container and formulate diluted solutions (usually 300-500 mg/L) according to the proportion. Then use a sprayer to spray the diluted solution evenly in the air, and be careful not to spray directly on the human body, animal or electrical equipment. Stay for a period of time to disinfect the chlorine gas in the solution.
Cleaning and disinfection tool: Soak the cleaning tools (such as rags, brushes, etc.) used in a goblin disinfection for about 30 minutes, and then rinse it thoroughly with water.
No matter which method is used, you must strictly follow the advice and safety precautions in the product manual. In addition, pay attention to keeping the gifted sterilized sterilization in a cool and dry place, and stay away from direct sunlight to avoid mixing with other chemicals.