1. Pre-clean, removing as much surface soil, and mold as possible before use.
2. Apply ready-to-use solution, do not dilute, to hard non-porous surfaces with a mechanical spray device, hand pump or trigger spray device. For spray applications, spray 6 – 8 inches from surface.
3. Treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for 10 minutes.
4. Allow to air dry.
5. Food contact surfaces must be rinsed with a clean potable water.

If the mold growth extends over an area greater than 10 square feet, consider hiring a professional for remediation. Mold damage caused by clean water may be handled by a non-professional; however, mold damage resulting from contaminated water should be handled by a professional who has experience cleaning buildings damaged by contaminated water. If you have health concerns, consult a health professional prior to mold cleanup and pesticide application. Take precautions to limit your exposure to mold and mold spores. Wear protective equipment, such as a N-95 respirator, to limit your exposure to airborne mold. Gloves and goggles must also be worn to protect your hands and eyes. If you know or suspect mold has contaminated the HVAC&R system, do not operate the system. Operating a HVAC&R system that has been contaminated with mold may cause the mold to spread throughout the building. Prior to the use of a pesticide, inspection and proper cleaning of the components to be treated must be performed. If your state requires licensing or certification of persons who inspect or clean such components, the inspection and cleaning must be done by a licensed or certified person. Removed and discarded in a manner consistent with application regulations and instructions. Please consult with your local county extension office or EPA, for more information.

1. Pre-clean visibly soiled areas.
2. Apply ready-to-use solution to hard, non-porous surfaces with a mechanical spray device, hand pump or trigger spray device. For spray applications, spray 6 – 8 inches from surface.
3. Treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for 10 minutes.
4. Food contact surfaces must be rinsed with a clean potable water. 

A nonpublic health use for asthetic purposes to control odor and stain causing bacteria.

1. Pre-clean visibly soiled areas.
2. Apply ready-to-use solution to hard, non-porous surfaces with a mechanical spray device, hand pump or trigger spray device. For spray applications, spray 6 – 8 inches from surface.
3. Treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for 10 minutes.
4. Food contact surfaces must be rinsed with a clean potable water. 

1. Pre-clean visibly soiled areas.
2. Apply ready-to-use solution to hard, non-porous surfaces with a sponge, brush, cloth, mop, by immersion, mechanical spray device, hand pump or trigger spray device. For spray applications, spray 6 – 8 inches from surface.
3. Ensure treated surface is thoroughly wet.
4. Treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for 15 seconds to control SARS-CoV-2.
5. Wipe dry with a clean cloth or allow to air dry.
6. Food contact surfaces must be rinsed with a clean potable water. 

(Not for use on plants):

1. Use Full Strength for disinfecting/deodorizing high traffic areas that do not contain plants. See Disinfectant directions for use.
2. Use 1:20 dilution for any cleaning procedures that may come into contact with plants.
3. Clean reverse osmosis (RO) water is preferred for preparing diluted PRODUCT.

1. Drain reservoir of any nutrient solution.
2. Pressure wash interior of tank with clean water.
3. Depending on tank size fill tank with 10-20 gallons of clean water. Add PRODUCT to a 1:20 final dilution. Make sure all connecting pumps can circulate solution.
4. Remove pump filters from any submersible pumps and clean separately with 1:20 solution.
5. Replace the clean filters and engage pumps to circulate through chillers/heaters/main irrigation pump.
6. Pressure spray all internal surfaces, introduce water pressure into lines for chillers or circulation lines. Run 1:20 solution for approximately 10-15 minutes. During the pressure spray 5-10 inches of foam will build up. Use the foam and the sprayer to coat the interior of the reservoir.
7. Disconnect any irrigation lines from plants and run irrigation until the reservoir is empty.
8. Using an electrostatic sprayer coat the interior of the reservoir with the 1:20 solution. Rinse clean and remove any suds or product from the reservoir by draining or running through the disconnected lines in the grow room.
9. Once all cleaner and liquid have been removed from the reservoir fill with clean water. Before reconnecting the lines in the growrooms, run clean water for a minimum of 15 seconds per irrigation zone to flush feed the manifold lines. Mix nutrient reservoir and check that all lines and pumps are functioning properly. 

1. Coat all pieces of cloner with 1:20 solution, scrub and rinse.
2. Disassemble pump and spray manifold (including spray nozzles and pump filter.)
3. Coat every surface of cloner with 1:20 solution, scrub and rinse. Thoroughly wash pump filter and coat with 1:20 solution.
4. Fill bucket with 1:20 solution and soak collars for 30-60 minutes. Soak rinsed spray nozzles in a small cup of 1:20 solution until reinstallation.
5. Fill bottom reservoir with 1:20 solution. Reassemble and reconnect pump and manifold, and submerge in solution. Install top half of shell and insert all collars.
6. Start the pump and let it run for 1 hour, check solution, if the suds are off white drain half the reservoir and replace with 1:20 solution. Reinstall all rinsed spray nozzles to manifold, apply power to pump making sure all nozzles are clean and functioning properly.
7. Run for 12-24 hours.
8. Thoroughly rinse all parts of the aerocloner. Lightly mist the inside of each half of the cloner with 1:20 solution. Let dry, then lightly rinse with clean water.
9. Fill reservoir with clean water, install top half and run the pump.
10. Watch for suds, if any form, run for 1 hour before mixing cloning solution and adjusting pH. Note: For disinfection and/or sanitization use product as ready-to-use.

1. In a Drain-to-Waste system disconnect or remove any lines connected to plants, run a 1:20 solution from the reservoir through lines for 5-10 minutes. Flush with clean water.
2. In a Recirculating system, use the clean empty nutrient reservoir as a holding tank for the 1:20 solution. Disconnect any plants from the line, run the system letting the solution thoroughly run through the lines for 30-60 minutes. Clean the reservoir and fill with clean water and run the lines for 20 minutes. Empty and clean the recirculating reservoir and fill with nutrient solution.
3. Disconnect and disassemble any bubblers, soak and clean parts in 1:20 solution. During initial cleaning coat each part with 1:20 solution and scrub any matter off manually, then soak for 1-2 hours. Rinse all parts thoroughly with clean water before reassembling. 

1. Prepare a use solution of 1 part product to 20 parts water for cleaning applications.
2. Prepare a use solution of 1 part product to 10 parts water for degreaser applications.
3. Prepare this product at full strength for visibly soiled cleaner and degreaser applications.
4. Prepare a use solution of 1 part product to 10 parts water for cleaning visibly soiled carpets with a carpet extractor.
5. Prepare a use solution of 1 part product to 20 parts water for general carpet cleaning with a carpet extractor.
6. Ensure treated surface is thoroughly wet.
7. Treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for 60 seconds.
8. Wipe dry with a clean cloth or allow to air dry.
9. Food contact surfaces must be rinsed with a clean potable water.
10. To clean nonporous surfaces spray soiled area, then wipe clean, -or- for spot cleaning, spray and wipe clean with damp sponge -or- mop or cloth.
11. To spot clean carpet: spray at full strength on soiled area until wet. Gently blot area with a clean, damp, color safe cloth. Repeat as needed (for stubborn stains). Let air dry.
12. To use as a pre-spray (pre-cleaner) on carpet, spray at full strength evenly coating the soiled area (until wet). Test fabric for color fastness. Contains a dilute oxidizing agent. (Always refer to manufacturer’s care instructions before using equipment or devices.)

1. Product works by oxidation, not by masking of odors. Eliminates non public health odor causing bacteria caused by pet odors, fecal, urine, vomit, smoke tobacco, marijuana, fire, musty odors, stale-cooking odors.
2. Simply spray or wipe at full strength and let air dry.
3. When fogging to deodorize apply 1 gallon per 5000 square feet following fogger manufacturer’s directions for use. PRODUCT must come into contact with the cause of the odor to be effective.  For pet urine stains in carpet, blot urine as dry as possible then saturate stain with product at full strength to carpet pad.

1. Pre-clean visibly soiled areas.
2. Apply ready-to-use solution to soft surfaces with a mechanical spray device, hand pump or trigger spray device. For spray applications, spray 6 – 8 inches from surface.
3. Treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for 5 minutes.
4. Food contact surfaces must be rinsed with a clean potable water. Test fabric for color fastness. Contains a dilute oxidizing agent. (Always refer to manufacturer’s care instructions before using equipment or devices). This application is for spot treatment only. Fabrics must be immersed for treatment beyond spot treatment.

1. Pre-clean visibly soiled areas.
2. Apply ready-to-use solution to disinfect hard, non-porous surfaces with mechanical spray device, hand pump or coarse trigger spray device. For spray applications, spray 6 – 8 inches from surface.
3. Ensure treated surface is thoroughly wet.
4. Treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for 60 seconds. For SARS-CoV-2, MRSA, E. coli and Listeria treated surfaces must remain visibly wet for only 15 seconds.
5. Wipe dry with a clean cloth or allow to air dry.
6. Food contact surfaces must be rinsed with a clean potable water.