Cleaners & Disinfectants

Surface care for facilities and homes: hospital-class cleaners and disinfectants, disinfectant wipes (canisters and jars by the case), detergents and laundry additives, air fresheners and deodorizers. The compliance line that matters more than brand: a disinfectant only disinfects if the surface stays visibly wet for the label's contact time — usually 1–10 minutes. Wipe-and-dry immediately is cleaning, not disinfecting; facilities that get this wrong fail their own audits.

We stock the common EPA-registered concentrates and ready-to-use wipes; dilution charts are on the pages, and concentrate economics favor facilities that meter correctly. Laundry includes detergents and color-safe bleach for soiled-linen routines in day programs and small nursing settings; biohazard handling (see Trash & Biohazard Bags) pairs with both.

At home this aisle is the 'what do I actually wipe the counter with' answer: any product labeled disinfectant with a contact time you'll observe, used after cleaning, not instead of it.

Janitorial consumables are a standard standing-order category for schools and care facilities — one list, one quote at /pages/for-facilities. Case sizes on every page; free shipping over $150; questions (614) 654-6591.