[Case Study] Sodium Hypochlorite Preparation 'Pure Secure'

"Pure Secure" is diluted with pure water to concentrations suitable for various applications, such as 100 ppm and 200 ppm, and has been carefully designed to maintain chlorine concentration over a long period. Its effectiveness against the novel coronavirus has already been reported in a Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry report on May 29, indicating it is being used for disinfection. Tap water is sterilized using sodium hypochlorite. Table salt contains sodium and has been used as a seasoning for a long time. Sodium hypochlorite is a formulation that can eliminate harmful bacteria and viruses in the human body when used at appropriate concentrations, and it is designated as a food additive disinfectant. When sodium hypochlorite is mentioned, it is often associated with "Haiter," which may contain surfactants and falls under the category of detergents. In its original form, sodium hypochlorite formulations designated as food additive disinfectants do not contain surfactants and are primarily used for food hygiene management, assuming strict dilution concentrations. Pure Secure is a product that uses "food additive disinfectant as its raw material" without any surfactants.

WAKO Japan's "Pure Secure" is a disinfectant and deodorizer that inactivates airborne bacteria and viruses, creating clean air by eliminating the sources of odors. With a 99.9% disinfecting power, it is suitable for space spraying. It uses a stable form of sodium hypochlorite, which has low metal corrosiveness, and there is almost no corrosion observed on stainless steel. It has minimal irritation to the skin and mucous membranes, making it safe enough to use on the face, hands, and food without any issues. It is widely applicable, from household living spaces (including kitchens) to nursing facilities, hotels, karaoke, restaurants, and medical-related environments! There is almost no bleaching effect, so you don't have to worry about color fading on clothing and other items.