Say goodbye to household germs, and hello to a clean bathroom. This Seventh Generation Disinfecting Bathroom Cleaner kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses on the spot, and its made in the USA and is Leaping Bunny–. Plus, it disinfects with one easy step.

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What germs does Seventh Generation bathroom cleaner kill?

It destroys the following:

Influenza A virus

H1N1

Rhinovirus type 37 (AKA the common cold virus)

Staphylococcus aureus

Salmonella enterica

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Escherichia coli

What gives this Seventh Generation Disinfecting Bathroom Cleaner its power?

This particular product’s power comes from a variety of places, including its disinfecting technology and ingredient thymol (which is a component of thyme oil). Also, this cleaner doesn’t need to be rinsed off afterwards, which makes it easy to use when your bathroom needs a quick clean down.

How to make sure your sink doesn’t stink

This Seventh Generation Disinfecting Bathroom Cleaner freshens the smell in your bathroom even after the first clean. Its lemongrass citrus scent is made with essential oils and botanical extracts to freshen up everything from your sink to your toilet.

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Why do some naturally derived disinfecting wipes and sprays have a strong scent?

The unusual scent is often because of the natural disinfecting agents, namely thymol. As the active disinfectant ingredient, thymol lends the product a strong, herbal scent reminiscent of thyme (from which it’s derived). While companies often try and complement the smell with other essential oils or naturally derived scents, you may still notice a strong, distinct aroma.

Please note: In order to ensure that everyone in the Grove community has access to the essentials they need, we made the decision to limit purchase quantities for some of our high-demand items.