Jasol Fincol Hospital Grade Disinfectant 2 x 5L
$94.55
99 in stock
Description
Keep high traffic facilities hygienic with Jasol Fincol Hospital Grade Disinfectant, supplied as a 2 x 5L carton for commercial and healthcare use. This lemon scented, quaternary based formula cleans, disinfects and deodorises in a single step, making it a reliable choice for hospitals, aged care, hospitality and food service sites across Australia.
Key Features
- TGA listed hospital grade disinfectant (ARTG registered)
- Quaternary based formula for broad surface disinfection
- Fresh lemon fragrance masks odours while cleaning
- Concentrated for economical dilution before use
- Supplied as a bulk 2 x 5L twin pack for high volume sites
Benefits
- Cleans, disinfects and deodorises rubbish bins, benches and hard floors in one pass
- Suitable for washrooms, shower rooms, locker rooms and telephone handsets
- Cost effective concentrate reduces per litre disinfecting costs
- Bulk carton size suits busy commercial and healthcare cleaning schedules
- Helps facilities meet hygiene standards expected in institutional settings
Safety Information
Fincol is classified as a hazardous substance and may irritate eyes and skin on contact. Always dilute and use strictly according to label directions. Wear suitable protective clothing, gloves and eye or face protection during handling and mixing. Keep out of reach of children, avoid release to the environment, and store in a cool, well ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Refer to the current Safety Data Sheet before use.
FAQs
What is a hospital grade disinfectant used for?
A hospital grade disinfectant cleans and disinfects hard surfaces in healthcare, hospitality and food service environments, killing a broad range of bacteria and viruses while deodorising the area.
Is a hospital grade disinfectant safe to use around food areas?
Yes, when diluted and used according to label directions, it’s suitable for benches, food preparation surfaces and rubbish bins, with surfaces rinsed where required.
How do you dilute a concentrated disinfectant?
Concentrated disinfectants are mixed with water at a specified ratio, so one container makes a large volume of ready to use solution and lowers cost per litre.
What does TGA listed mean for a disinfectant?
It means the product is registered on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, confirming it meets regulatory requirements for use in Australia.
What surfaces can a lemon scented disinfectant be used on?
It’s commonly used on hard floors, washrooms, shower rooms, locker rooms, benches, telephone handsets and rubbish bins across institutional settings.
