Disinfecting drug "Chloramine": instructions for use

The most popular disinfectant solution for many years is "Chloramine". Instructions for use refer to it as a class of low-risk products. When observing the rules of preparation and use of the solution, it does not cause irritation of the skin and mucous membranes. And, unlike bleach, does not destroy the paint on objects and gently affects the fabric. Therefore, this tool is often used in children's and medical institutions, as well as in everyday life.

Characteristic of "Chloramine"

This disinfectant contains 30% of active chlorine. It is produced in powder for the preparation of solution. Concentration of even 0.2% is already effective. After dissolution, it is used to disinfect infected wounds and disinfect surfaces. It is active against most bacteria and fungi. Destroys the pathogens of many dangerous diseases, including tuberculosis, hepatitis, plague, cholera and anthrax. The solution works quickly, after 5 minutes after applying it to the surface, most microorganisms die. What other action does "Chloramine" have? Instructions for use recommend using it to eliminate unpleasant odors in toilets and common areas.

When applicable

Depending on the concentration of the working solution, "Chloramine" is used for disinfection of human skin and household items. Apply it in such cases:

• When treating infected wounds;
• For the disinfection of the hands and gloves of medical personnel before the procedures;
• When sterilizing medical instruments;
• For the disinfection of various surfaces in rooms where infectious patients are located;
• When processing household items in case of infection with an itch mite;
• For regular cleaning in children's and medical institutions;
• At disinfection at public catering establishments, in toilets, trains and on ships.

"Chloramine": instructions for use

The price of this product depends on the packaging and the form of release. Most often sold chloramine in plastic bags in powder. It costs 100-200 rubles per kilogram. The solution is slightly more expensive - 300-500 rubles packing. Keep the drug you need, protecting from light and moisture, in a tightly closed container. What concentration should the drug "Chloramine" be? Instructions for use recommend breeding it like this:

• For hand treatment - 0,5%;
• For wetting napkins and washing wounds - 1,5-2%;
• For disinfection with intestinal and drop infections - 2-3%, and for tuberculosis - up to 5%;
• For more thorough disinfection, use an activated solution with the addition of ammonia or ammonium salts.

Powder is better to dissolve in warm water, the ready solution is stored no more than 2 weeks. Dilute the powder in a concentration of 1 kg per 10 liters. It is more convenient to use already in the dissolved form "Chloramine". Instruction for use notes that sold 10% solution, which should be diluted with water to the desired concentration. Use a means for irrigation of surfaces, wiping them wetted in a solution with a wet napkin or for soaking laundry and utensils.

special instructions

The content in the active chlorine solution assumes caution in working with Chloramine. In order not to get skin irritation or allergic reaction, the drug should be properly diluted. There are some more rules:

• "Chloramine" can not be applied to the face, it is necessary to try to avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes;
• Do not use the drug with individual intolerance;
• Do not apply to the skin in inflammatory diseases;
• Toys, underwear and household items after treatment should be well rinsed with running water;
• When working with concentrated (more than 1%) and activated solutions of "Chloramine" it is necessary to use respiratory protection and rubber gloves.

Why do many choose "Chloramine" for disinfection? Instructions for use, feedback and experience of use in various institutions show its high efficiency and safety.