Nolvasan-S

Nolvasan-S Scented Disinfectant is used to wipe and mop floors and other inanimate surfaces for the purposes of disinfection. It can also help to neutralize unpleasant odors and thoroughly clean all surfaces. Many vets use it to sterilize their premises, and it is also popular with farmers. Thorough disinfection with this bactericidal and virucidal product helps to control the spread of various diseases, including canine coronavirus, parainfluenza-3 virus, bovine viral diarrhea virus, feline rhinotrachetis virus, equine arteritis virus, transmissible gastroenteritis virus and many others. However, it will not work against certain microorganisms, including Gram-positive cocci and pseudomomonas aeruginosa.

Nolvasan-S Scented Disinfectant is mixed with water and then applied to all surfaces that need disinfecting. Veterinarians may recommend using 2 tablespoons per gallon of water. It may be administered by either wiping, mopping or spraying. However, many safety precautions must be taken due to the fact that it is highly hazardous and toxic. Protective clothing will be required, including gloves, long sleeved clothes and eye protection.

Only those fully protected should be present while it is being applied. All animals must be removed and taken elsewhere prior to the commencement of disinfection. In addition to this, watering and feeding apparatus must be emptied and cleaned with soapy water before you start disinfection. A thorough scrubbing and rinsing of these appliances will also be needed before they can be used again, to ensure that none of the disinfectant remains.

Nolvasan-S Scented Disinfectant is only used to disinfect and sterilize inanimate surfaces. As long as the necessary safety precautions are taken (such as protecting humans and animals from exposure) no side effects will occur. However, accidental ingestion, contact with the body or inhalation of the mist will require immediate emergency medical attention.

Nolvasan-S Scented Disinfectant is highly toxic to both humans and animals. If it gets into the eyes, you should get emergency medical advice. It may also be necessary to rinse the eye with clean water for 15 to 20 minutes.

This solution should only be used in well ventilated areas. If inhaled, the person should be brought outdoors for fresh air. An ambulance should also be called, as emergency medical treatment will be needed. A poison control center should be contacted if accidental ingestion occurs.

You must carefully dispose of this container after use, and it may also be necessary to rinse it 3 times before disposal, to ensure that none of the solution is contained in the bottle. This will help minimize the risk of harm to others. In addition to this, make sure you store it safely to avoid contaminating food or water.