Purell Surface

Designed to Kill Germs. Developed to Inspire Confidence.

PURELL® surface products kill germs fast. They eliminate 99.9% of common germs that may cause illness, including human coronavirus in 30 seconds. But, germ-kill alone isn’t the goal. With these surface sanitizers and disinfectants, you don’t have to worry about toxicity. While many other surface products come with precautionary statements, PURELL® surface spray and wipes are formulated without harsh chemicals. Plus, there’s no rinsing or handwashing required after use. In just a few simple steps, you're done!

Purell Surface FAQs

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Are PURELL Surface Sprays Effective on Soft and Hard Surfaces?

Yes, PURELL Surface Sprays have proven compatibility with most common hard and soft surfaces. Each product label provides a short list of surfaces and materials the product was formulated for use on.

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, equipment and utensils found in dairies, food processing plants and eating and drinking establishments. The no rinse food contact formulation provides a 99.99% bacterial reduction and does not require a rinse-step whether it is used on food contact surfaces or not.

What Does the Lowest EPA Toxicity Rating Mean?

The EPA uses a product’s toxicology data to determine its hazard category rating. PURELL Surface Sprays were categorized as Category IV, which is the lowest toxicity rating and therefore does NOT require precautionary statements on label, such as DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION or Hazard to Humans and Domestic Animals.