Can you use Pine-Sol on non-porous surfaces?

If you need a disinfectant and have some Pine-Sol stored away, you can use it to disinfect all of your non-porous surfaces. Simply use the cleaner at full strength, allow it to sit for ten minutes, and then wipe away with a clean, wet cloth. Pine-Sol is fully approved by the EPA as a disinfectant on most hard surfaces when used correctly.

How do you use pinesol?

However, to disinfect, you must use it at full strength. For disinfecting purposes, apply Pine-Sol directly on a sponge (undiluted), wipe the surface, allow the Pinesol to sit for ten minutes, and then rinse with clean water. Using Pine-Sol as instructed can kill viruses and bacteria on nonporous surfaces.

Is Pine Sol a disinfectant?

No, Pine-Sol lavender is a cleaner and deodorizer, not a disinfectant. The only Pine-Sol product that disinfects is the original formula and only when used at full strength. Can I use Pine-Sol on Marble Countertops? You should not use Pine-Sol on marble countertops. Pine-Sol is not safe for any type of porous surface, including marble.

Should I dilution Pine-Sol?

Furthermore, not diluting Pine-Sol properly can result in wasted product, making your cleaning routine less economical. To avoid this, always follow the dilution instructions on the Pine-Sol bottle. Typically, a quarter cup of Pine-Sol should be mixed with a gallon of water.

What happens if you use expired Pine-Sol?

Using expired Pine-Sol may result in less-than-stellar cleaning results, and it can even be unsafe if the product has degraded significantly. To avoid using expired Pine-Sol, always check the expiry date on the bottle before use. If you can’t find an expiry date, remember that Pine-Sol has a shelf life of about two years.

How long does a Pine-Sol ® cleaner last?

A: A Pine-Sol ® Cleaner’s shelf life is two years. After that time, the color will change, but the product will still clean. Q: Does Original PINE-SOL® MULTI-SURFACE CLEANER-DISINFECTANT disinfect?