Is there a difference between Spray Nine and Marine Spray Nine?

Regular Spray Nine is basically the same product as its marine-market sibling, but it is less expensive and can be found at stores like Ace Hardware and True Value.

Is Spray Nine safe to inhale?

Essentially non-toxic by inhalation. Breathing mist may cause irritation.

Is Spray Nine harmful to humans?

May cause redness and tearing of the eyes. Skin contact May cause skin irritation and/or dermatitis. Ingestion Ingestion may cause irritation to mucous membranes.

What are the ingredients in spray 9?

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:

• n-Alkyl (60% C14, 30% C16, 5% C12, 5% C18) dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride……………………………..0.15%
• n-Alkyl (60% C14, 30% C16, 5% C12, 5% C18) dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride……………………………..0.15%
• Destroys Bacterial Odors.
• Destroys Bacterial Odors.

Can Spray Nine be used on vinyl?

Use on: AUTOMOTIVE: Engines, tires and wheels, bug splatter, consoles, dashboards, door panels, vinyl tops, upholstery, trunks, trailers, RV’s, campers and more.

Can you use spray nine on fiberglass?

AROUND THE HOME: Underneith stoves and refrigerators, countertops, sinks, tubs/showers, toilets, floors, ceramic tile, pools & hot tubs, garbage pails, toys, patio furniture, tools, sporting equipment, BBQ’s, fiberglass, vinyl siding and more.

What happens if you inhale disinfectant spray?

But if inhaled, they may cause irritation in some people, at times resulting in sneezing, coughing or shortness of breath. In some cases, users may develop a sensitivity to the chemicals over time, says Karin Pacheco an allergist at National Jewish Health in Denver.

What happens if you breathe in too much disinfectant?

Cleaning and disinfection chemicals may lead to respiratory effects ranging from acute temporary upper airway irritation to obstructive lung disease, including asthma and asthma like disease.

Can you mix spray nine with bleach?

Product: Spray Nine (EPA Reg. Do not use this product in combination with caustics, acids or bleach.

Can you use spray nine on kitchen counters?

Spray Nine® is BOTH! Use Spray Nine on surfaces in home bathrooms and kitchen, on tools, steering wheels, gear shifts, door handles, service counters, restroom fixtures, and waiting room furniture.

What can you not use spray 9 on?

Do not use on wool, leather, glass, untreated wood, treated fabrics or weathered surfaces. Do not use this product in combination with caustics, acids or bleach. TO CLEAN: Spray on soiled surface.

Does Spray 9 contain bleach?

THE MOST VERSATILE CLEANER IN YOUR ARSENAL! Spray Nine’s “Triple Threat” formula delivers professional strength performance and has been trusted by Manufactures, Auto Technicians and DIY’ers for over 60 years. Spray Nine does this all without the use of bleach or corrosive chemicals.

Where do I find the spray nine part number?

Type the appropriate US or Canadian part number(s) into the field and click on the Search button. If entering more than one five-digit part number, please separate by a comma. For example: 26832, 22701, 15045, C26832 sds Select Options 15022 – Spray Nine®Fireplace Cleaner 15650 – Spray Nine®BBQ Grill Cleaner

Which is the best spray nine for cleaning and disinfecting?

Spray Nine’s Heavy-Duty Cleaning, Degreasing and Disinfecting action tackles the toughest grease, grime, stains and bacteria where others fail. Spray Nine’s “Triple Threat” formula delivers professional strength performance and has been trusted by Manufactures, Auto Technicians and DIY’ers for over 60 years.

What’s the Triple Threat formula of spray nine?

Spray Nine’s “Triple Threat” formula delivers professional strength performance and has been trusted by Manufactures, Auto Technicians and DIY’ers for over 60 years. Spray Nine does this all without the use of bleach or corrosive chemicals.

Who is the inventor of the spray nine?

Spray Nine is a TM of Illinois Tool Works Inc. Copyright ©. Permatex, a division of Illinois Tool Works Inc. All rights reserved. Spray Ninehas demonstrated effectiveness against viruses similar to Novel 2019 Coronavirus COVID-19 on hard, non-porous surfaces.

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