Quick answer
Use a multi-purpose sanitiser spray whenever you touch high-contact surfaces, before and after handling beauty tools, and when soap and water aren't available for hand hygiene.
Why a multi-purpose spray simplifies your routine
Instead of keeping separate products for hands, surfaces, and tools, a single multi-purpose sanitiser spray covers all three. This saves space in your bag or station and reduces the number of bottles you need to restock.
The 70% alcohol formula in sprays like the Multi-Purpose Sanitiser Spray is effective against 99.9% of common germs, making it a practical choice for both personal and environmental hygiene.
When not to rely on a sanitiser spray
Sanitiser sprays are not a substitute for washing visibly dirty or greasy hands. If your hands are soiled, wash them with soap and water first. Similarly, for heavily soiled surfaces, pre-clean before sanitising.
Alcohol-based sprays can damage certain delicate materials. Test on an inconspicuous area before using on untreated wood, some plastics, or fabrics.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I sanitise my hands with a spray?
Use it after touching shared surfaces like door handles, shopping trolleys, or light switches, and before eating or touching your face. It's also ideal when soap and water aren't available.
When should I use it on surfaces?
Spray commonly touched areas such as keyboards, touchscreens, desks, and workstations at least once a day, and after each client use if you work in a beauty or treatment setting. For high-traffic areas, increase frequency to after every interaction.
Can I use it on beauty tools and makeup brushes?
Yes. Spray brushes, sponges, and tools after each use to kill germs. For deep cleaning, follow with a thorough wash using brush cleanser. The spray is also safe for tester cosmetics and mineral makeup powders or palettes. Always let the spray dry completely before using the tool again.
How long should the spray stay on a surface?
Keep the surface wet with the spray for at least 30 seconds to allow the alcohol to kill 99.9% of germs. Then let it air dry.
Is it safe for all materials?
The 70% alcohol formula is safe for most hard, non-porous surfaces and many beauty tools. Test on an inconspicuous area first if you're unsure about delicate finishes or fabrics.
Product facts
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Multi-Purpose Sanitiser Spray: This multi-purpose sanitiser can be used on hands and as a cleaning spray for shops, workstations, desks, treatment beds, beauty tools, makeup brushes, keyboards, door handles, shopping trolleys, touchscreens, light switches, and commonly touched areas. You only need one product to sanitise hands, high-touch surfaces, and beauty tools, streamlining your daily hygiene routine.
Multi-Purpose Sanitiser Spray