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Green Goddess Hand Sanitising Spray harnesses the power of tea tree, eucalyptus, orange and lavender essential oils for their antibacterial, anti-fungal and antiviral properties, combined with 9.9% acetic acid white vinegar which is a super strong disinfectant.

Spray directly onto hands and let dry or use on surfaces where germs may be present. The fresh citrus scent helps to mask the vinegar smell which dissipates within minutes. This product cleans and sanitises hard surfaces and stainless.

Tea tree and eucalyptus oil can help prevent the spread of influenza however they have not been tested on Covid19
9.9 % acetic acid white vinegar kills germs in the same way that bleach does without the harmful toxins.
“Tea tree oil has antiviral properties that have proven to be effective against common pathogens. A 2001 study found that a combination of tea tree oil and eucalyptus oil worked effectively against the herpes simplex virus. A 2013 study found that tea tree oil could prevent the spread of influenza.”

“This is the spray that I use personally as I am very sensitive to isopropyl alcohol, meths and bleach. It is not a substitution for washing your hands and under your nails for at least 20 seconds as that is the best way to stop the spread of viruses.” Triona.

*This product does not contain isopropyl alcohol or meths*

	Made out of nothing but filtered water and a special mix of antibacterial, antiseptic and antiviral essential oils combined with double strength 9.9% acetic acid white vinegar.
	No nasty chemicals in your home or around your children.
	Use on your hands and surfaces where germs linger. Spray on surfaces and wipe clean then spray again and leave. Spray on hands and rub to distribute, leave to dry.

For air borne germs in rooms where people are not well spray Green Goddess Antibacterial Spray into the air.

From The Insider …
Acetic acid, the main component in vinegar, helps break down dirt and chemically changes the make-up of germ cell structures. White distilled vinegar, the type found in grocery stores and typically used for cleaning, is about 4% to 7% acetic acid, while cider vinegar and wine vinegar are around 5% to 6% acetic acid.

Vinegar has been shown to have some disinfectant properties. For example, a 2010 study found 10% malt vinegar to be effective against the flu virus, and a 2014 study published in a journal of the American Society for Microbiology found a 10% solution can kill the bacteria that causes tuberculosis.

This product is not Vegan.

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