Commonly Used Disinfectants--Chlorine Disinfectant

Chlorine disinfectant is a broad-spectrum, highly effective disinfectant that can kill microorganisms and germs. Common chlorine disinfectants include sodium hypochlorite, calcium hypochlorite, and sodium chlorite.

The effective ingredients of chlorine disinfectants are calculated based on the effective chlorine content.

The effective chlorine content refers to the ratio of the chlorine content of a disinfectant that is equivalent to its oxidizing capacity to the total disinfection. It is generally expressed in percentage or mg/L.

Chlorine disinfectant are mainly used to disinfect pool water in swimming pools, hot springs, spas, saunas, etc.

Chlorine disinfectants can also be used to disinfect floors, corridors and toilets in hospitals and family.

In addition, it can also be used to disinfect large areas and eliminate bacteria and viruses.

But chlorine disinfectants has corrosive and bleaching effects, so it is not suitable for the disinfection of metals, colored fabrics and painted furniture.