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The Tristel Anistel High Level Surface Disinfectant (formerly Trigene) is used for multi purpose surface cleaning and disinfecting and destroys bacteria, fungi, viruses and mycobacteria.
General conditions - Wash down floors, walls and animal health habitats (unoccupied) with anistel at a dilution of 1:200
High risk (PARVO/TB) - Wash or wipe down all surfaces including worktops, sinks and animal housing (post/pre-occupation) with Anistel at a dilution of 1:100
For airborne pathogens (e.g. Parainfluenza, Bordatella bronchiseptica - kennel cough) - Use Anistel in a trigger spray at a 1:200 dilution from ceiling to floor
For soaking of bedding - Use Anistel at a dilution of 1:100 for 20 minutes then wash as normal.
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A reputable product at a reasonable price
Customer recommends this product
Excellent disinfectant if you have more than one pet. Animals that go out can easily come into contact with different bacteria and viruses. Tristel Anistel provide a safe and healthy environment and it smells good too!! Small accidents are quickly dealt with and odours eliminated.
Customer recommends this product
We have a cat with asthma so being able to get a strong disinfectant that doesn't smell is great. We've had the apple one in the past only because I couldn't get this one. Hopefully it kills bugs that cheaper disinfectants don't but it's difficult to prove!
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Tristel Anistel High Level Surface Disinfectant, including answers from our team.
Leeann Tai
How to measure dilute of 1:100 or 1:200
Hello,
Thank you for you question.
To achieve a 1:100 dilution, you need 1ml for every 100ml. An easier way to think about this is 100ml to 1000ml, or 10ml to a litre. You can measure this with two 5ml teaspoons.
Hope this helps!
Thanks,
