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Zoflora
Zoflora have been taking the fight to germs since 1992! Designed after spotting a gap in the market for a nice smelling disinfectant, Zoflora has twice the germ killing power, and beautiful fragrance oils.
Zoflora is your perfect partner for a hygienically clean home. The specifically designed formula kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses that can cause illness and create bad odours, as well as filling your home or salon with a beautiful long-lasting smell.
Yes! Zoflora is perfectly safe for the pets you love. We love our furry friends, but not the odours that sometimes come along with them. Zoflora know that keeping our faithful furry friends safe and happy, both at home and in the salon, is a top priority.
We have outlined how to safely use Zoflora around our four-legged pals to help kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses, including those which can cause illnesses such as kennel cough in dogs.
Zoflora is versatile, easy-to-use and an essential piece of equipment to keep your salon and home safe from bacteria, and safe for pets. Simply dilute in water and use across various surface areas for a long-lasting beautiful fragrance that offers all-day freshness.
The standard dilution rate is 1 part Zoflora to 40 parts water, but be sure to check the guidelines for each use. Zoflora maintains its germ-killing power for 2 weeks once diluted.
With a handy, easy to use spray bottle, create the perfect diluted solution for the disinfection of surfaces and regularly touched items such as door handles, as well as odour eliminating cleans.
Use Zoflora straight from the bottle to fight nasty odours caused by bacteria in your drains and plugholes. Protect your hands by using rubber gloves and wash after use.
Tackle surfaces from tables, to cage, to tools to remove any bacteria. Remember to allow the solution to fully dry before animals have any contact and do not use on polished wood.
Wipe away any visible dirt, plus bacteria and germs brought into your salon or home on people's feet or by pets. Zoflora can be diluted and used with a mop on tiles, lino and most other hard wood floorings.
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