Annihilyte® Broad Spectrum Disinfectant - Gal.

Annihilyte® Broad Spectrum Disinfectant - Gal.

Item # ATMO-ANNIHILYTE-GAL-EA

A powerful ready-to-use broad spectrum tuberculocidal disinfectant.
EPA registered (92449-1)
Tuberculocidal, broad spectrum disinfectant
Active ingredient is Hypochlorous Acid
Contains 500ppm free available chlorine
Achieves a 6-log (99.9999%) reduction on all hard, non-porous surfaces
Sustainable, biodegradable, non-synthetic

Gal., EA

Manufacturers Item #ANNIHILYTE-GAL

$24.00/EA

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Description

Unlike traditional disinfectants, Annihilyte is non-irritating, non-corrosive, and free of alcohol, bleach, quats, or phenols. This makes it ideal for daily use in commercial facilities, equine barns and trailers, veterinary spaces, restaurants, schools, healthcare settings, and property management applications.

Because it leaves no residue and requires no rinse on non-food contact surfaces, Annihilyte supports efficient cleaning protocols while maintaining safety for people, animals, and equipment.

🔹 Key Features & Benefits

EPA-registered broad spectrum disinfectant
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) formulation
Kills bacteria, viruses, mold & fungi
Non-toxic, non-flammable, no VOCs
No harsh odors, fumes, or residue
Safe for equine, commercial & food service environments
Compatible with sprayers, foggers & wiping systems

🔹 Ideal Use Applications

Equine barns, stalls, trailers & tack rooms
Restaurants & commercial kitchens
Veterinary clinics & animal care facilities
Healthcare & medical spaces
Schools, offices & shared facilities
Property management & janitorial programs

Specifications

Features

The solution is made entirely from salt, water and electricity.
Annihilyte[R] is effective against a broad range of dangerous bacteria, viruses and spores, without the hazardous and toxic chemicals found in traditional products.
The active ingredient, Hypochlorous Acid, is used naturally by the human body immune system.
Annihilyte[R] is a non-irritating (skin, eye or respiratory) solution that breaks down entirely into salt water over time, which doesn't burden the environment.
It is EPA Toxicity Category IV, which is the lowest category given to an EPA registered disinfectant.
To illustrate this, "If water could be registered with the EPA as a disinfectant, it would carry the same toxicity category."