Bradonett sanitizing liquid soap also did well on the test in the ITM lab!

As you already know, our BradoLife hand sanitizers and BradoLife antibacterial body washes earned excellent results in the test of the Food and Chemical Laboratory of the Ministry of Innovation and Technology (ITM) of Hungary. In April 2020, the ITM inspected 69 hand sanitizers, antibacterial soaps, liquid soaps and body washes, and also surface disinfectants.

Out of the 19 soaps and body washes marketed as being antibacterial, four liquid soaps did not comply with the description on their label. However, Bradonett disinfectant liquid soap scored an excellent result in the laboratory tests!

100% handwashing, 0% coronavirus

Coronavirus particles are covered with a so-called protein coat with protein formations on its surface that help transmission. It’s all surrounded by a phospholipid membrane, a layer behaving like fat, usually mentioned as the envelope or shell. If this shell is damaged, the virus cannot survive.

Therefore, the best way of protecting ourselves from the coronavirus is by washing our hands regularly with warm water and soap (and the WHO agrees with this too) because the shell made of fats can be disarmed in a moment with soap and alcohol-based hand sanitizers.

Bradonett sanitizing liquid soap in the hospital disinfection process

Bradonett soap cleanses and disinfects in one step, and will not allow hands to become dry, as it contains skin-friendly surfactants and skin protecting additives. It dissolves any contamination excellently and offers effective protection even if proteins and blood are present, consequently it is typically used in the hospital disinfection process.

Applications:

Sanitizing handwashing:

• • • • apply soap
      • lather
      • rinse with warm water

Bed bathing a patient

The ITM test only examined bactericidal (antibacterial) and fungicidal (antimycotic) capacities! Besides these, Bradonett sanitizing liquid soap also has a selective virucidal (for enveloped viruses), a tuberculocidal (protecting from the bacteria causing tuberculosis) and an algicidal (algae killing) effect.