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Sani-Cloth® Prime Large Germicidal Disinfectant Wipes, Canister, 160 ct. #P25372

Sani-Cloth® Prime

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  • 1-minute bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal, and tuberculocidal action for rapid disinfection
  • Effective against SARS‑CoV‑2 and Candida auris; kills 50+ microorganisms including MRSA, CRE, VRE
  • Pre‑moistened, ready‑to‑use wipes in a dual‑access canister
SKU:
1063956
Active Ingredients:
Didecyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride / Ethyl Alcohol / Isopropyl Alcohol
Container Type:
Canister
Dimensions:
6 X 6-3/4 Inch
Dispensing Method:
Manual Pull
Form:
Wipe
QTY Per Sell:
160
Scent:
Alcohol Scent
Sterility:
NonSterile
Type:
Premoistened Germicidal
UPC:
619419932880
GTIN:
00310819001311
Volume:
160 Count
EPA Registration:
EPA Reg. No. 9480-12
Contact Time:
1 minute
Disinfection Level:
Intermediate-level (tuberculocidal)
Manufacturer:
Professional Disposables International (PDI)
Manufacturer Link:
https://pdihc.com/products/environment-of-care/sani-cloth-prime-germicidal-disposable-wipes/
Country of Origin:
USA
Packaging Details:
  • Canister: 160 wipes
  • Case: 12 canisters
  • Certifications / Lists:
  • EPA List N (SARS‑CoV‑2)
  • EPA List Q (Monkeypox guidance)
  • Directions for Use:
  • Use on hard, nonporous surfaces
  • Wipe surface thoroughly and allow to remain wet 1 min
  • Follow IFU for specific equipment
  • Ingredients Disclosure (concise):
  • Water, Isopropanol, Ethanol
  • Didecyldimonium Chloride, Hexoxyethanol, Sodium carbonate
  • Compatible Surfaces:
  • Most hard, nonporous healthcare surfaces
  • Check manufacturer IFU for sensitive equipment
  • Storage Instructions:
    Store at ambient temperatures; keep lid closed to prevent drying
    Safety Information:
  • For surface use only
  • Avoid direct skin/eye contact; see SDS for details
  • Regulatory Notes:
    Demonstrated effectiveness vs viruses similar to Monkeypox when used per label