Homemade Disinfectant Spray For Furniture

You can buy a new nozzle or reuse one from an empty spray bottle and cut the tube to fit.

Homemade disinfectant spray for furniture.

Shake the bottle to combine the vodka and oils. I ve seen several commercials lately for fabric disinfectant spray that make me cringe. Plan on using your homemade disinfectant spray with bleach within 24 hours. Hold the bottle 6 to 8 inches from the furniture spraying the piece until it is covered with a light mist.

A diluted bleach solution has a shelf life of 24 hours. Spray and wipe down on high touch areas or anywhere you d like to disinfect. Finally add the vinegar and shake the bottle again. This is an all natural cost effective disinfectant spray that uses items you probably already have at home.

Begin at one area of the couch and work in sections. Because the ingredients in most fabric sprays are toxic and they do nothing to help your immune system or kill viruses. Pour water and hydrogen peroxide in a 16 ounce spray bottle. This recipe is not safe to use on special stone surfaces like granite or marble due to the vinegar.

Pour the vodka into a 16 ounce spray bottle and then the essential oil s. After making the basic spray you ll add some essential oils to make it smell wonderful. After 24 hours the sodium hypochlorite begins to break down and the solution loses efficacy. Drop in desired essential oil blend optional.

Fill bottle with ethyl alcohol about 12 ounces and shake well to combine. There are lots of ideas for combinations of oils here to make scents such as springtime green clean and warm and spicy. Hydrogen peroxide usually comes in 16 ounce bottles the perfect size for a spray nozzle. According to clorox undiluted household bleach has a shelf life of six months to one year from the date of manufacture.

To make this simple diy sanitizer spray pour the water into a bottle sprayer and add a mild soap such as laundry detergent or dish soap. Step 1 vacuum upholstered surfaces first. Remove the sofa cushions from the couch and set them aside. Either way wash the sprayer before attaching it to the hydrogen peroxide bottle.

Use the nozzle to spray a bit of soapy water to clean the inside of the tube. You sure don t want to be spraying it on your face mask because you ll be inhaling toxins.