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| Brand | Seventh Generation |
|---|---|
| Item Form | Aerosol |
| Scent | Lavender |
| Material Feature | Eco-Friendly |
| Item Volume | 13.9 Fluid Ounces |
| product_dimensions | 2.6 x 2.6 x 9.5 inches |
|---|---|
| item_weight | 1.1 pounds |
| manufacturer | SEVENTH GENERATION |
| item_model_number | 22979EA |
| date_first_available | January 18, 2019 |
| best_sellers_rank | #197,941 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #648 in Commercial All-Purpose Cleaners |
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Customers say
Customers find the disinfectant spray works well.
I’m not sure but I think this is more environmentally friendly than its competitors like Kysol spray. It is pricey at $10-12 a large can. It dies last me about 6 months. I spray it in my waste cans after emptying and putting new bag. I have also used it as a room freshener to remove odors. Works very well. Never a problem w nozzle or can to stop spray. Recommend Read more
I keep multiple cans of this on hand because it disinfects well AND smells good! Read more
Works great. Smells better than Lysol. Read more
Smells funky but works well Read more
works good Read more
Great product, gives me peace of mind using around my kids.. compared to other products Read more
First off, I purchase this at Target where it is less than half the Amazon price...so much for Prime value. As to the scent, I am often bemused by people who routinely complain that natural scents "smell terrible." Americans are so used to artificial chemical scents that when confronted with products that are actually natural and scented with pure essential oils, their senses are apparently assaulted. For me, personally, I find the chemical odors of Febreze and other such products to be nauseating and disgusting to the point of nearly vomiting. This product is safe, effective, and makes the bathroom smell delightful. I fail to see how blasting one's environment with noxious chemicals is a wise move when it comes to one's health, but to each their own. One should note that in America, chemicals are NOT required to be tested for safety, unlike the European Union's common sense laws that require that products be proven safe before hitting consumer markets. Is it any wonder then that every decade we have horrific class action suits: Teflon, Roundup, etc., after consumers get cancer from these products? Use common sense folks. You don't need to kill yourself and your family with chemicals to effectively disinfect your home and protect your family from viruses. Read more
Didn’t like the fragrance. Read more
