What is Surfactants? Surfactants mean surface-active agents and they play a significant part in most cleaning products. To clean the dirt on surfaces, the water needs to be able to reach the surface. With surfactants, water can get to the surface as it reduces the water tension and separates the water from the impurities hence it traps impurities which makes it to be very effective in cleaning. The 2 Ends of a Surfactant Every surfactant has two ends. One end

“Disinfectant” is a common words a lot of companies use to promote their products against Covid-19 nowadays. While their claim is maybe partially true that their product provides virus protection or removal, most are not recognised by National Environment Agency (NEA) as their product are not tested with the appropriate concentrations of active ingredients that are effective against Covid-19. For those who are unaware of what NEA is, NEA is the leading public organisation responsible for ensuring safe environment standards

During these times, when hygiene and disinfectant standards are more important than ever, considering what products to use and the standards they are held to is an important consideration. Making sure that products are effective for their intended use, will allow you to ensure a safe environment as much as is possible. Throughout Europe, the European Norms (EN) is considered the ‘gold standard’ for testing disinfectants. While the UK has left the EU, this will still most likely be the