Eco-friendly (= not harmful to the environment) sterilizer

The 2 main substances (= hydrogen peroxide and acetic acid) in the Clean Cleaner are mixed together to form peracetic acid (= CH3CO3H).  

① Acetic acid (= CH3COOH): the acid in vinegar (= sour-tasting liquid made from malt or wine that is used to preserve the food)

② Hydrogen peroxide (= H2O2): a chemical liquid used for killing bacteria  

CH3COOH + H2O2 -> CH3CO3H (= peracetic acid) + H2O (= water)

External (= independent) laboratory tests have confirmed that 99.999% of bacillus (= a type of bacteria) pneumonia (= serious illness that makes it difficult for you to breathe), candida virus(= very small living thing that causes infectious illnesses in the mouth and throat of children) etc are destroyed.

The peracetic acid is 10-1,000 times effective in killing bacteria compared with sodium hypo-chloride (= NaCIO) and can still produce the desired effect at a temperature of - 30℃. The Clean Cleaner (= 75534-0001-1) is put on the National Drug Code Directory of the Food and Drug Administration in the United States.

It can be put on clothing, bags, furniture (= tables, chairs, beds, sofa and cupboards), the covers (= blanket, duvet), toilet, packages from couriers, pushchair, pet supplies etc.