Antimicrobial spray is a type of liquid product designed to kill or inhibit the growth of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other pathogens, on various surfaces. These sprays are commonly used for disinfecting and sanitizing purposes in homes, healthcare settings, and public spaces. Antimicrobial sprays typically contain active ingredients, such as alcohol, chlorine compounds, or quaternary ammonium compounds, that have biocidal properties, making them effective at reducing microbial contamination. The use of antimicrobial sprays is important in preventing the spread of infectious diseases and maintaining hygiene in environments where cleanliness is essential.
Japanese researchers from Gifu University have developed a groundbreaking antimicrobial spray using silver ions, which remains effective without tarnishing. A new evaluation method, surpassing international standards, ensures only truly effective…