disinfect interior?

This is what I'm currently using, got a bunch of free samples at a sales meeting:

Purell® Professional Surface Disinfectant, 32 oz. Spray Bottle

Even safe for food contact surfaces and requires no rinsing :dblthumb2:
 
I just use Clorox wipes. They are bleach free but kill 99.999% of bacteria
Used them many times on our own cars. Can follow up with product of your choice after if you wish

^^ this. Cheap ($9-12 for 3 big tubs at Sam's Club). Easy to use and conveinent for all around the house. I use them to wipe down steering wheels, radio buttons, shifters, door grabs, etc. 3-4 total per vehicle in addition to the steam I use most places. I have also used a splash of pinesol, etc. in water. Just small splash/enough to kill germs but not leave a residue that would attract dirt.
 
would bleach or vinegar kill bacteria immediately?
 
I would never ever ever use bleach on anything other than hard surfaces. What does bleach do? It bleaches. Yes it disinfects but at what concentration or dilution rate? It also has a very short shelf life once mixed with water. That's why it's so cheap.

If you are talking about the interior surfaces of a car, no way.

I remember buying a gallon of bleach it tipped over on my brand new carpet in my old Xterra, well you can imagine what the leaking did, and I only had 2 miles to drive home. The carpet was ruined.

No comment on the vinegar.

For a couple bucks for what a tub of wipes or that other stuff I posted for a 32 oz bottle I prefer to use a dedicated product. And those have actual testing backing up their kill claims, times, germs etc.

PS I used too heavy of a Megs Degreaser on my wife's interior door plastic panel and it discolored it. So what might bleach do to interior parts? I personally never use bleach even on any hard surface unless it's white or very light colored. I've seen many counter tops bleached out over time in my business.
 
I suppose you have a problem. You have bacteria all of you right now. Anything you touch gets that bacteria! :)
 
Mr. Clean multi surface cleaner, ie the household floor cleaner. It works like ONR but leaves no shine behind. I wouldn't use it on leather, at least not without a rinsing wipe.
 
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