DISINFECTING SYSTEM

Shelf life of both Tammy Taylor disinfectants 
First Choice - How long will disinfectant last after mixing? - Shelf life?
Disinfect, Disinfect, Disinfect - How long will disinfectant last? - Shelf life?

Blood spill 
About DDD and FC 
Nipper cuts 
File cuts 
 

About DDD and FC: The Tammy Taylor’s hospital level disinfectants,  
First Choice concentrate and Disinfect-Disinfect-Disinfect are registered by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). The EPA’s registration method ensures efficacy of the product’s ability to kill pathogens. The EPA, for continued effectiveness and correctness of the product label, monitors production of these products. The EPA classifies a germicide as "hospital level" if the disinfectant kills a certain variety of targeted microorganisms that are considered difficult to kill. The 3 pathogens are: 1) Salmonella Cholraesnis; 2) Staphylococcus Aureus; and 3) Pseudomonas Aeruginosa.

Both disinfectants are broad spectrum, bactericidal, germicide, disinfectant, sanitizer, deodorizer, virucidal, fungicide, mildewstat and effective against gram positive and negative bacteria, HIV-1 (AIDS) virus within 10 minutes of contact using an EPA-accepted protocol. Both kill staph (Staphylococcus), strep (Streptococcus), salmonella, pseudomonas, Herpes I & II, and other major disease-causing organisms and meets or exceeds State board requirements for use in wet sanitizers.

Shelf life of both Tammy Taylor disinfectants:
Disinfect, Disinfect, Disinfect (undiluted) & First Choice (after mixing 1/2 oz. of First Choice concentrate to one gallon of water) have a 2-week residual efficacy and the solution will last up to 45 days in a wet sanitizer, unless through heavy usage the solution becomes contaminated; and up to 2 years if not used and kept in the bottle on a shelf, not exposed to sunlight. The Disinfect-Disinfect-Disinfect is also a tuberculocidal.