Clinell Drain Disinfectant - 24 x 30g Sachets

To prevent bacterial regrowth and biofilm establishment, it is recommended to use the disinfectant twice a week.

The product is formulated with a near-neutral pH and tested for compatibility with most common materials found in hospital drains. However, avoid use on sensitive materials not typically found in standard drainage systems.

A biofilm is a community of microorganisms, such as bacteria, attached to a surface and encased in a self-produced matrix. Biofilms are notoriously difficult to remove and can harbor pathogens.

Unlike chlorine, Clinell Drain Disinfectant penetrates and eliminates the protective biofilm layer where bacteria hide and multiply, leading to a more complete disinfection.

No, Clinell Drain Disinfectant is a disinfectant designed to kill bacteria and eliminate biofilms. It is not formulated to break down physical obstructions or blockages.

The active ingredient is peracetic acid, known for its broad-spectrum antimicrobial efficacy and its ability to degrade into environmentally benign substances (water, oxygen, acetic acid).

Dispose of the used solution according to local environmental regulations. Generally, it can be flushed down the drain after the contact time, but always check local guidelines.

Ensure the drain is not heavily clogged with organic matter. For best results, clean the drain physically before application. Ensure the correct sachet dosage is used and the recommended contact time is observed. Reapplication may be needed if biofilms are very established.

This product is a disinfectant, not a drain unblocker. If a blockage exists, it must be cleared mechanically before applying the disinfectant. Ensure no solid residue from the sachet remains undissolved.

Immediately rinse affected area with plenty of water. Seek medical attention if irritation persists. Always wear appropriate gloves and eye protection during use.