City
Epaper

Lizol claims its disinfectants can make surfaces 'safe to touch'

By IANS | Updated: September 2, 2020 18:30 IST

New Delhi, Sep 2 Leading disinfectant brand Lizol on Wednesday said its products can make surfaces safe to ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Sep 2 Leading disinfectant brand Lizol on Wednesday said its products can make surfaces safe to touch as laboratory tests have proven them to be effective against the virus responsible for Covid-19.

To raise awareness about the importance of disinfecting surfaces, not just cleaning, Lizol, a brand of RB Hygiene, also launched a "Safe To Touch" campaign.

"Lizol is a global disinfection champion and has been working towards educating consumers on the need and importance of surface disinfection to protect our loved ones during the ongoing pandemic," Sukhleen Aneja, Chief Marketing Officer, Marketing Director, RB Hygiene, South Asia, said in a statement.

"We are experiencing a heightened hygiene consciousness around us and in that context it's important for us to educate consumers on the need for surface disinfection along with personal hygiene," Aneja said, adding that Lizol's range of disinfectant multi-surface cleaners have been tested and proven effective at killing Covid-19 virus.

The "Safe To Touch" campaign is in multiple Indian languages, focusing on the need to clean and disinfect surfaces.

"Lizol disinfectant surface cleaner is one of the leading hygiene products in RB's portfolio that has been tested and proven to be more than 99.9 per cent effective against the Sars-Cov-2 virus," said Skand Saksena, Director R&D, RB Hygiene Home, South Asia.

"These findings have established that Lizol disinfectant surface cleaner prevents the spread of this deadly infection by disinfecting contaminated surfaces and helps in keeping homes clean and germ free."

( With inputs from IANS )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: LysolRb hygieneSkand saksena
Open in App

Health Realted Stories

HealthCentre extends financial aid to indigenous indoor air purification solution

HealthChildhood exposure to bacterial toxin can trigger Colorectal cancer among the young: Study

HealthIndia achieves breakthrough in gene therapy for haemophilia: Minister

LifestyleWalking Tips for Summer: Know the Best time to Walk to Avoid Heatstroke

HealthCentre launches campaign to achieve 100 pc Measles-Rubella immunisation coverage