Description RX 15 has always been germicidally effective against the Gram positive and Gram negative test organisms required to be killed for registration by the EPA as a disinfectant cleaner, but it has not been recommended for use in hospitals because it did not kill the hospital critical germ Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Without sacrificing excellent cleaning and deodorizing, the germicidal ability of RX 15 has been greatly improved. It is now proven to kill Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1) (associated with AIDS). In addition, RX 15 is effective against MRSA and Influenza A viruses. Use RX 15 in bathrooms, kitchens, offices, nursing homes, locker rooms, showers, etc. BETTER, MORE ECONOMICAL CLEANING RX15 delivers a higher percentage of active cleaning ingredients and AIRICIDE® at its germicidal use-dilution. The EPA considers the effectiveness of a disinfectant cleaner on its ability to kill germs, not how well it cleans. With the most expensive ingredients being the germicides it is very costly when a product doesn’t clean well and one has to use more to clean than may be needed to disinfect. TARGETED DISINFECTION In addition to killing the key test organisms that EPA considers important, RX15 kills Pseudomonas aeruginosa (for use in hospitals), Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 (HIV-1) (associated with AIDS). MORE ODORCOUNTERACTANTS At its use dilution for disinfecting, RX 15 delivers a much greater amount of AIRICIDE® than in other Airx germicidal cleaners. DEODORIZES DIFFERENTLY RX 15 eliminates foul odors several ways. As with many disinfectants, its quaternary ammonium com- pounds kill bacteria that cause some foul odors, and RX 15 does leave a pleasant aroma, but its extra benefit is that it contains AIRICIDE® to merge with odorous molecules in the air to change their size and shape, so they are not perceived as the foul odors they would have been. HARDWATER TOLERANCE: 100% non-ionic, sequestered base to prevent leaving a film and to remove film from previously used cleaners.
