Surface Cleaners and Disinfectants

Shine Every Surface with ZALO surface cleaners. Removes grease and dirt for a clean home or office.

Multipurpose Floor cleaner

ZALO multi surface floor cleaner is highly effective cleaner that removes dirt/oil without effecting the floor appearance.  Its pH neutral… 

Toilet Cleaner (Acidic)

ZALO PRIME toilet bowl cleaner is a concentrated formula that clings to surfaces and removes lime/rust deposits. All-in-one formulation cleans…

Bleach Toilet Cleaner

ZALO Bleach toilet bowl cleaner All-in-one formulation cleans All-in-one formulation cleans, disinfects, and deodorizes toilet bowl. Ready to use formula with….

Glass Cleaner

ZALO Glass cleaner is ammonia & Alcohol based high performance formula that removes dirt, grime and fingerprints without…

Perfumed white Phenyl

ZALO White Phenyl is different from conventional phenyls. It is formulated not only to kill germs but also to clean… 

PAtio and walkway Cleaner

ZALO Makes patios, driveways, paving, decking, steps & all outdoor surfaces look brand new….

Surface cleaners remove dirt and physical impurities, while disinfectants use chemicals to kill harmful microorganisms like bacteria and viruses on non-living surfaces, thus helping to prevent the spread of disease. Cleaning should always be performed before disinfecting, as dirt and organic matter can reduce a disinfectant’s effectiveness.

Common Active Ingredients and Types

Surface cleaners and disinfectants are available in various formulations for different applications, including sprays, liquids, and wipes. Common active ingredients in disinfectants include: 
  • Chlorine-releasing agents (e.g., sodium hypochlorite/bleach): Highly effective oxidizing agents used in both home and hospital settings, but can be corrosive.
  • Alcohols (e.g., ethanol, isopropyl alcohol): Rapidly bactericidal and work by denaturing proteins, most effective at concentrations around 70%. They are flammable and have poor detergent properties.
  • Quaternary Ammonium Compounds (QACs): Stable, low-odor, and low-toxicity agents that disrupt cell membranes, effective against many bacteria and enveloped viruses.
  • Hydrogen Peroxide: An effective oxidizing biocide that decomposes into water and oxygen, making it environmentally friendly.
  • Phenolic Compounds: Used in hospital-grade disinfectants, they work by damaging cell walls and are effective against various bacteria, fungi, and some viruses.