Frequently Asked Questions

BN-200 is the industry’s first 99% bioactive water soluble granular HOCl (Hypochlorous Acid) hard surface sanitizer and disinfectant. Sani-Powder is delivered in a dry form and added conveniently in prepackaged amounts for easy adding into various containers sizes with water. BN-200 is EPA Registration “N” listing approved. It has been developed to kill viruses bacteria, mold, fungi, and other harmful pathogens like various liquid counterparts for HOCl produced from a very expensive generator, but with a much more stable, stronger solution. By adding BN-200 to water, the user can create the strongest form of HOCl on the market today.

Two years

Yes! EPA Reg 91138-1

It is recommended to test fabrics to determine the risk of level of bleaching. BN-200 is intended for hard surface treatment. Soft surfaces carry no official sanitization or disinfection claims. It is important to avoid leaving any surface saturated for an extended period of time beyond 10-mutes as stated on the label. It is important to know that even water will hurt a surface if left for a long time on surfaces.

Yes. BN-200 delivers a faster speed of kill, leaves no residue, and requires no post-application wiping for most applications. Speed and ease of treatment is a significant advantage and requires minimal personal protection equipment (PPE) to apply in the aqueous form. Spray BN-200 and walk away without rinsing on most applications. You will achieve greater sanitation with less chemistry using BN-200 with lower safety, skin, and eye irritation risk. BN-200 can also be fogged or misted with people present for continuous disinfection. No carcinogen forming THM or HAA compounds are created as a byproduct of BN-200 disinfection.

Yes, BN-200 will work with sprayers or misters. BN-200 can be sprayed, misted, or fogged via a host of commercially available spraying, misting, diffusing, or fogging devices.

All foggers tested have been adequate to deliver BN-200 in a disinfection capacity. The level of atomizing, spraying, or misting varies with different units and needs to be adjusted by the operator to ensure the surface is treated appropriately without over-soaking surfaces.

The N-List became important to most consumers and medical facilities after the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020. The CDC recognized several active ingredients, products, and manufactures that produced a Sanitizing and Disinfecting product that passed specific requirements. It is also important to understand the being on the N-List did not make the product a cure all to any disinfecting need. BN-200 in now on the “N” list.