Showing posts with label disinfectant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disinfectant. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 July 2015

NatraSan First Aid Spray - Review & Giveaway

As a busy mum of two I know all to well the daily life of a child. My almost 3 year old is pretty clumsy and is forever falling over his own feet. My ten month old cruiser is always falling over as she learns how to use her feet and her crawling means everything goes on the floor and in her mouth.

We were given a bottle of NatraSan to try out. At first I thought it was only to use on cuts and scrapes but it is so much more than that!


Uses of NatraSan include:

  • Preventing infections in cuts and wounds
  • Using as a skin care product to reduce acne and spots
  • Controlling the fungus that Athlete's Foot and fungal nail and skin conditions cause
  • Nappy rash
  • Mosquito and insect bites
  • Minor burns 
  • As mouthwash
  • As a disinfectant to sanitise all hard and soft surfaces such as baby toys, highchairs and dummies
  • Deodorising shoes and soft furnishings 
I was a little blown away when I first read the list of uses. How can that be? NatraSan is pH neutral so it won't sting, it's safe around your eyes and mouth, it's safe for your skin and claims to be more effective than the best branded disinfectants. NatraSan is so good because it contains hypoclorous acid. This is a mild but effective antiseptic that is produced by the human body to kill germs. Many other products on the market claim to get rid of 99.9% of bacteria. NatraSan kills 99.9999% meaning that for every million bacteria, only one isn't killed compared to the 1000 that others leave. 

NatraSan is really easy to use due to its spray nozzle. We have had a toddler accident where C was left with a cut knee. I told him it was just water and he was fine with me spraying it on. There is no chemical smell so it could definitely just pass as water! He didn't flinch or whinge at all so I'm guessing the "no sting" claim is correct. We have also been using it to clean the kids highchairs tray and it has given us peace of mind that E can eat her food off of it without coming into contact with any of this nasty bacteria. 

The usages for NatraSan are pretty amazing and I honestly believe that it should be a staple in everyone's medicine cabinet. A 250ml bottle of NatraSan retails at £10 or you can pick up a Travel Buddy (100ml) for £7. 

If you, like me, think NatraSan sounds great, here's your chance to win one! All you have to do is fill in the Rafflecopter widget below. 

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  • The giveaway will run from July 21st until 4th August
  • One winner will win one 200ml bottle of NatraSan
  • Open to entrants aged 18+
  • UK residents only
  • Prize will be sent directly from the PR, please allow 28 days for delivery
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  • One entry per person
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Tuesday, 4 March 2014

Zoflora 'Springtime' - Review

I am a huge fan of Zoflora (I reviewed their Twilight Garden concentrated disinfectant back in July) so when they offered me the opportunity to try out their Springtime disinfectant, I jumped at the chance.




I received a 120ml bottle of the Springtime concentrated disinfectant. Being a concentrated disinfectant, 120ml goes a long way.

Zoflora can be used to disinfect surfaces by diluting in 1:40 Zoflora:water (10ml makes 400ml). You can dilute it in the same way to clean bathrooms or use it undiluted in sinks, drains and toilets. You can even dilute it into a spray bottle and use to clean and freshen your home!



Described as:

"A blend of freshly cut green leaves, pine, lemon and herbs, which recreates the blossoming of new spring flowers in your home."

It really does bring springtime right into your home and gives off a beautiful, fresh scent. The lemon really stood out for me and the scent lingered making the house smell lovely all afternoon.

You can buy Zoflora at most supermarkets (prices vary from store to store) and you can find them at their website, Facebook and Twitter.

(Disclaimer: I received this item free of charge in exchange for an open and honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own).


Tuesday, 2 July 2013

Zoflora 'Twilight Garden' review

I always remember my mum buying the little Zoflora boxes when I was younger. I didn't really pay much attention to the fragrances or what they even were (I didn't care about that stuff!).

When I fell pregnant, I suddenly had to grow up. I half lived with Chris and half lived at home but when moved in completely with Chris, I had to do all these things that I wasn't used to doing. I just used a supermarket wooden floor cleaner in my mop bucket.




Zoflora very kindly sent me a 120ml bottle of their new Limited Edition 'Twilight Garden' concentrated disinfectant. 120ml might not sound like much but it really goes a long way.

Their website describes it as: 


"Limited Edition Twilight Garden captures the scent of moonlight flowering lilies with the richness of ylang and jasmine and combines them perfectly with uplifting notes of peach and apple.  Containing Zoflora's tried and trusted triple-action formula giving you peace of mind that while your home smells beautiful, it's also germ and odour free."



Here are the ways that Zoflora can be used:

I diluted some in the mop bucket and I was amazed at how it made the water go cloudy! It has such a lovely, fresh scent too. For me, it's the apple fragrance that really stands out which is great as apple is my favourite (I always buy apple washing up liquid!).

My partner had been for an x-ray when I used it and he commented on the nice smell in the house when he came back (he even asked "where's that Zoflora stuff?" when he was doing some cleaning as he wanted to use it!). With a dog and baby in the house, it does get a bit smelly. I really enjoyed using Zoflora and it is now on my shopping list. I can't wait to try out the other fragrances.

You can buy Zoflora from most supermarkets (prices vary from store to store). You can find them at their website, Facebook and Twitter.

Zoflora also have a competition running on their Facebook page, looking for Garden of the Year. Just head to their page and submit a photograph of a garden that you love!

(Disclaimer: I received this item free of charge in exchange for an open and honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.)