Oxine as effective disinfectant?

[Mimi13]

Oxine has been approved for use as a disinfectant against COVID-19, and officially placed on the EPA's "List N."

I've been diving deep into studying Chlorine Dioxide since the pandemic got going, since it has so much niche usefulness for the unique challenges of the COVID-19 crisis. And it is super-cheap. ($1.35/gallon for full-strength 500 ppm activated, including the activator and shipping!) However, Oxine can be pretty tricky to mix and dose correctly for small-scale uses, so I've been working on putting together guides for other people.

I've created an interactive calculator at poultrypedia.com/chlorine-dioxide-for-respiratory-sickness specifically for mixing Oxine.

Info I've collected is drawn from literally hundreds of research studies, EPA approvals, product manufacturer materials, etc (Did I mention my OCD, lol?) Some of the info is posted at CoronavirusAirMist.com and CoronavirusCD.org, and you can find a lot of reference info on Oxine applications there.

Thank you so much for putting this information together.

Oxine is a wonderful disinfectant.