Cleaning products

[modem7]

I see that all antibacterial cleaning products kill 99.9% of germs.

So, I will become a billionaire by designing a cleaning product that targets the remaining 0.1%

But hang on. I wipe a table using one of these products. That leaves 0.1% of germs intact. If shortly after, I then wipe the table again, 99.9% of that 0.1% will be killed, meaning that two successive wipes results in 99.9999% of germs being killed.

 

[Plasma]

Just burn the table. Fire kills 100% of germs.

 

[bolex]

Just wear a mask and keep 5 feet from the table.

 

[johnx993]

Wear a hazmat suit, keep 10 feet away...
...then use the flamethrower.

 

[cj7hawk]

I'm waiting for my GP to start complaining that every time I use antibacterial wipes, that I shouldn't because it will create "Superbugs" that are the other 0.1% of germs...

But if I mention Antibiotics, it's like I'm threatening the world with armageddon....

 

[cj7hawk]

Wear a hazmat suit, keep 10 feet away...
...then use the flamethrower.

 

[g4ugm]

I see that all antibacterial cleaning products kill 99.9% of germs.

So, I will become a billionaire by designing a cleaning product that targets the remaining 0.1%

But hang on. I wipe a table using one of these products. That leaves 0.1% of germs intact. If shortly after, I then wipe the table again, 99.9% of that 0.1% will be killed, meaning that two successive wipes results in 99.9999% of germs being killed.

They kill all germs, I heard the legal eagles won't let them say that in case some one discovers a new germ that they don't kill...
.. but according to :-

Why do sanitiser wipes only kill 99.99% of virus and bacteria? - Unisort

Why do sanitiser wipes only kill 99.99% of virus and bacteria? Whats the difference between antibacterial and sanitiser wipes? What affects the price of wipes?

www.unisort.co.uk

its because of the testing standards. something about even if you kill the lot you have to assume one survived. stupid