Whether it’s at home or at work, Force of Nature can be used virtually anywhere for just about any job requiring cleaning, deodorizing or disinfecting. In kitchens or other food prep areas, Force of Nature cleans sticky messes, grease & grime while killing odors & germs like Salmonella when used as directed. Use it on counters (including sealed stone like granite, marble, quartz, wood, laminate), glass, appliances (including on stainless steel), and it’s even gentle enough to use on on highchair trays & cutting boards. On glass & stainless steel, because Force of Nature has no drying accelerants like ammonia or alcohol based cleaners do, wipe with a clean cloth or paper towel until the surface is completely dry. In bathrooms, Force of Nature kills 99.9% of germs when used as directed on hard non-porous surfaces, and also kills odors & removes soap scum. Use it on all your bathroom surfaces including grout, tile, sealed marble, porcelain, glass and high touch areas like doorknobs and faucets. For surfaces where you currently use an abrasive like a scrub brush (for example with soap scum), with Force of Nature you simply use the same brush. Depending on surface porosity & build up, you may need a mild abrasive like baking soda with your scrub brush the 1st few times. At work, it’s great for desks, white boards & chalk boards, high-touch surfaces like door knobs, faucets & light switches, lunch areas, water fountains, and bathrooms. Force of Nature is also great in nurseries and daycares for diaper pails, changing pads, and baby toys. In pet areas, Force of Nature cleans, disinfects & deodorizes stains and odors with no harmful residues or fumes. Use on kitty litter, pet toys, bedding, even pet accidents on rugs. Always 1st test for color-fastness in an inconspicuous spot & let dry before proceeding.
Disinfecting: We’re glad you asked because a lot of people don’t know the proper way to use disinfectants and sanitizers (not just Force of Nature)! On hard, non-porous surfaces, first clean the surface of soil or residue so that the solution can come into contact with 100% of the surface. Spray Force of Nature on the surface until it’s thoroughly wet, let sit for 10 minutes, then let air dry or wipe the surface with clean cloth or paper towel. Most people don’t realize that the disinfectants you buy at the store typically have a 10 minute dwell time, and that you need to pre-clean the surface. No matter what disinfectant you use, don’t forget to read the usage instructions carefully.
Sanitizing: On hard, non-porous surfaces, first clean the surface of soil or residue so that the solution can come into contact with 100% of the surface. Spray Force of Nature on the surface until it’s thoroughly wet, let sit for 1 minute, then let air dry or wipe the surface with clean cloth or paper towel.
