Ready to Use and Ready to Kill Pathogens in 1 Minute

Remove the lid and seal. Approved sprayers, foamers, and empty bottles make dispensing onto a surface easy and ensures accurate and even distribution.

Use a Rescue Ready to Use workplace label and record the lot number and the date the product was decanted (only if decanting from a larger container).

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Remove visible soil and pre-clean the area by working from the least contaminated area to the most contaminated area.

Spray the product 6-8 inches away from the surface making sure the surface area is visibly wet. Wettability and surface coverage are equally as important to ensure disinfection can be achieved in one application.

In order for disinfectants to be effective they must remain wet on the surface for their entire contact time. Be sure to follow the proper contact times for specific pathogens.

Use a damp, clean cloth to dry small areas, or allow to air dry.

The dual trigger sprayer/foamer is a top-of-the-line sprayer that offers the option to be used for spraying or foaming. Simply close the mesh door to experience foaming. Benefits of foaming include better surface coverage, slower evaporation and reduced aerosolization.

Screen printed bottle of workplace label with an included trigger foamer for application. Workplace labels are used to identify the dilution rate, expiry date, and lot number.

The Pump-Up Foamer is a low volume portable foam applicator for applying Rescue Ready to Use or diluted Rescue Concentrate to any surface as high-quality, rich, clinging foam.

No water connection is required during operation.

Recommended for inside/outside applications, and spot cleaning. These areas include kennels/cattery, play yards with artificial or natural turf, play yard equipment, holding areas including isolation/quarantine, parvo rooms, exam rooms, etc.

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Workplace labels are designed for secondary bottles containing the dispensed Rescue Ready to Use solution. Labels are used to identify the expiry date and lot number.