CleanSmart Disinfectant Spray, Daily Surface and Air Cleaner, Kills 99.9% of Viruses and Bacteria, 16 oz spray, (Pack of 2)

It works great! No scent at all. Turns into water vapor after it sprays and disinfects, so no harsh chemicals. I spray the outside and the inside of my nasal mask. Then I hang it next to my bed and it is dry by that evening. Such an economical way to keep your CPAP clean. Those super expensive sonic cleaners are not the answer. In the instructions, they tell you that you must first WASH YOUR CPAP with soap and water and THEN Use the sonic cleaner. That is just stupid. If I am already using soap and water then obviously I don’t need any kind of sonic cleaner.

I have given a try to about three different disinfectants in this product line and I can straight forward tell you that this product is one of the best litter box odor eliminator and germ killers that I have seen in my search to find an odor control that works like this one does. This simply is the best that I have found. Safe for your pets and does not just cover and hide odor like some odor controllers do, IT KILLS THEM!! stone cold dead. But how long does it last? There is no detectable odor in the litter box room until litter boxes are used once again. A simple spray over the top of litter, whether I clean out the new deposit or not, odors are gone. When my neighbors come into my home they have stated that my house has no detectable litter box odor. I turned to a much cheaper product thinking it would save a bit of money. What I got was a cheap product that did next to nothing. So, 'I'm back Jack' and I'm staying with this product until something better comes along. Believe me, my cats even know the difference. I am no longer 'flipped the claw' as I was when using the cheap stuff. You know the look, don't you?

I have been trying to find disinfecting spray for weeks! COVID-19 really made me realize that I need to kill germs in my home not just during this pandemic but all the time. I usually use everyday cleaning supplies which work to clean things but don't kill many types of bacteria.This CleanSmart Disinfectant Spray Mist supposedly kills 99% of bacteria and germs on surfaces. I have no way of knowing if that is true but I have to believe the claims, I guess. It has barely any scent at all and can actually be left on surfaces - no wiping or rinsing needed. It's safe for people and animals. That is a big issue for me. I don't want to make my pets or my husband and I sick trying to keep us healthy. This mist is not toxic and doesn't have irritating fumes.I feel I am doing a good job keeping the house germ free using this spay liberally. I am hoping to buy more when it is back in stock. It's healthier to use than most others and, if it does what it promises, it's going to help me keep bacteria and germs away year round. I removed a star because I have no way of knowing if this is really working, With traditional disinfectant sprays, the ingredients are well known to kill bacteria, viruses, and germs. The ingredients in this one are new to me so I just have to have faith that the stuff is really working. Also, it unnerved me a bit to see that it said "Breath Easy" on the label instead of "Breathe Easy". Not very professional...

I'm very sensitive about odors, especially cleaners, disinfectants, bleach, and chemical odors. They really bother me. I've used Cleansmart a few times since getting it, and each time barely detected any odor at all, if it smelled like anything it just smelled "fresh" to me, - no awful odor of bleach, nothing at all like a strong disinfecting cleaner smell. So that alone makes me very pleased. I'll plan to update this review in time to focus on the actual ease and effectiveness of use.Update: Here is a small list of some of the uses I've found for CleanSmart spray besides the more obvious ways you could use this product: Spraying the bottoms of my shoes while I'm wearing them, spraying the toilet seat and lid, spraying the plunger and the bag it is stored in, spraying doorknobs, and even spraying my hands. It is so easy to use, just have to make sure to turn the little knob on the bottle to unlock it and then turn to lock when done using. I have not found any significant problems using that part of the bottle.

Very effective and reasonably priced

It's a bit difficult to assign stars to this. I have no way of knowing how good it is a disinfecting. It smells like watered down chlorine, watered down not being a bad thing, if it's still strong enough to work. The fact that there is a warning not to use with anything containing ammonia suggests my assumption is correct. (Mixing ammonia with chlorine creates a dangerous solution, the fumes of which can kill you). There must be something else added, as well, as my fingers were slightly sticky after getting some on my fingers. Using the product is easy. Just spray it on and let it dry. Drying does take some time, however. It doesn't work like alcohol, which evaporates very quickly. Rather, this dries like water. So, the idea is to clean the object quite some time before you plan to use it. I use it on my APAP nose pillows and humidifier reservoir. So, I clean them in the morning - it only takes a minute - so they are dry and ready to use at night. So, the bottom line is, I assume it does disinfect, given it is chlorine based. The smell is light, but definitely chlorine-like. It doesn't dry quickly and behaves like water, meaning it will drip and run and needs some time to air dry and a waterproof place to put the items while they dry. Unless something gives me reason to suspect it is ineffective, or causes respiratory issues, I'll continue to use it. As an aside, the pump is of a kind of odd construction. It is cantilevered and the place where the spray comes out looks sealed. It isn't. The liquid comes out through a screen of sorts. Perhaps that is intended to create a mist, which would dry quicker. If that is, in deed, the intent, it isn't very effective. Maybe as the bottle gets more air in it, it will mist more. I do have to comment on one star reviews based on the product being diluted chlorine. It's a disinfectant, people. Chlorine - the stuff used in water treatment facilities and swimming pools. There's a reason for that. Would you prefer the product be loaded up with multiple chemicals, each one another potential irritant?