I use natural sprays that are kitchen safe

It’s safe, but I suspect that over time it reduces the effectiveness of anti bacterial agents – I’d save them for when we really need them.

I think they’re okay every once in a while. I wouldn’t overuse them.

I am a fan of baking soda and vinegar – it is ant bacterial and natural, and damn it gets stainless sinks clean!

I think they’re okay, but I’d rather use soap/dishwashing liquid and water to clean surfaces.

I think so ! Really interesting comments read on this!

I use Eucalyptus oil diluted with water. It’s a natural disinfectant.

I think that they are over rated, but I do like anti bac sprays especially with grease cutting power, as it makes it easier to clean, I find that with the more natural alternatives that a lot more elbow grease is required and I have arthritis in my hands so anything that makes my life easier I will use. and if they work why not use them, I think our kids are still exposed to a lot of germs anyway. so their immune systems still work well.

I think anti bacterial cleaners are over rated. Proper handwriting, thorough Beach top cleaning and regularly changing cleaning cloths.

I use a homemade oil spray which I learned from a amazing scents home party if your interested on going chemical etc free you should look at them

don’t spray on dishes or food and be careful spraying it on baby toys

I use antibacterial wipes in the kitchen and bathroom. The only time I used spray was when somebody had a very contagious illness and I wanted to ensure none of us caught it or the patient was re-infected at all, Using just wipes would have been a full time chore leaving no time for anything else otherwise. We at least needed plenty of sleep and to eat etc.

I only use wipes for bench tops not anti bacterial sprays.

I use the wipes on the bench top but I limit using antibacterial sprays

i use diluted detol in ours