PURELL® FAQs

These FAQs will help you find the top-rated Purell®  products with the lowest prices. These are common questions our customers ask about Purell deals, prices, ratings, and more.

Are PURELL® Surface Sprays Regulated by the FDA or EPA?

PURELL® Surface Sprays are regulated by the EPA.

Are There Any Surfaces on Which I Should Not Use PURELL® Surface Sprays?

You shouldn’t use PURELL® Surface Spray on surfaces that have an oxidizing agent, like brass, copper and aluminum. Also avoid older, alcohol soluble finished wood. If you’re unsure, always test a small inconspicuous area prior to broad use.

Does the PURELL Surface Spray Create Antimicrobial Resistance?

No. Using PURELL® Surface Sprays do not contribute to the spread of antibiotic resistant bacteria, as the overuse of antibiotics does. Ethyl alcohol, the active ingredient in PURELL® Surface Spray rapidly destroys the cell membranes and dissolves cell proteins. It evaporates quickly leaving nothing behind to let germs become resistant.

Do the PURELL® Surface Sprays Kill Mold or Mildew?

Yes, PURELL® Surface Sprays are registered with the EPA as a fungicide, meaning they are able to eliminate mold and mildew.

What Does No Rinse Food Contact Surface Sanitizer Mean?

All of the PURELL® Surface Sprays can be used on surfaces where consumable food products are placed and stored including food preparation counters, dishes and cooking utensils,

What is Unique About PURELL® Surface Sprays?

There are no trade-offs with PURELL® Surface Sprays