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Disinfection
Transitional and cold weather is often a cause for concern given the multitude of viruses floating around. One of the best ways to prevent diseases is responsible behavior, social distancing and the use of quality disinfectants.
In the OK Office online store, we offer you a variety of preparations at excellent prices, in the form of disinfectants for various surfaces and hand gels, which are recommended for professional and home use.
What types of disinfectants will you find on our site?
In the OK Office online store, we offer you various disinfectants that you can use to deal with the challenges of the external environment:
- purpose - we have different types of preparations designed for hard-working hands, as well as those for different surfaces, including flooring;
- type – available in the form of ready-to-use sprays and tubes, as well as in the form of gels;
- quantity – the gels are small, practical and easy to store even in a handbag. They are 30, 60 and 75 ml depending on the model. Hand sprays reach up to 100 ml. Preparations for disinfection of surfaces are available in large sizes - 0.75 l, 1 l and even 4 and 5 liter contents;
- application - there are preparations intended for professional environments, such as hospitals, production and other establishments, as well as those for disinfection of home establishments.
Disinfectants are made by established brands such as Pachico, Evans, Elvi, Medix, Perilis and Working Hands.
Why are disinfectants suitable for both home and public spaces?
They have a fast-acting biocidal and antibacterial effect, suitable for killing fungi, bacteria and even enveloped viruses that are difficult to remove. This makes them suitable for premises in which such pathogens can be found - for offices, for homes, for commercial establishments, health, medical and other establishments.
A small amount is enough to disinfect, making them economical and efficient.
FAQ for Disinfection products
What do I do if I have an allergic reaction to the disinfectant?
If your skin becomes red or itchy, it's best to stop using this disinfectant and wash with soap and water. People often prefer to consult a doctor if things don't improve.
Why do disinfectants sometimes leave a sticky layer?
This is usually caused by the ingredients used to kill germs. Some people say it's better to apply less or try a different product.
Can disinfectant damage surfaces?
Sometimes disinfectants can stain or corrode some surfaces, especially if they are more sensitive. People often ask us if it is a good idea to test a small area of the surface first.
Is there a difference between hand and surface disinfectants?
Yes, there is usually a difference in concentration and ingredients. People often get confused, so it is important to read the label and use the product as directed.