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Your cart is empty.Lysol Disinfectant Spray kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses, including cold, flu, and coronavirus (when used as directed). This disinfectant spray sanitizes, disinfects and eliminates odors. Use this disinfecting spray on high touch hard surface areas. Let Lysol bring you and your family peace of mind when it comes to disinfecting against germs. You can also use this disinfecting spray on soft surfaces, like couches, coats, sports bags, strollers and backpacks. How to Use Lysol Disinfecting Spray? To Sanitize and Disinfect: Pre-clean surface. Hold can upright 6" to 8" from surface. Spray 3 to 4 seconds until covered with mist. To Sanitize: surfaces must remain wet for 10 seconds then allow to air dry. To Disinfect: hard surfaces must remain wet for 3 minutes then allow to air dry and soft surfaces must remain wet for 10 minutes and then allow to air dry. To Control Mold and Mildew: (1) Apply to a pre-cleaned surface. (2) Allow to remain wet for 3 minutes. (3) Let air dry. (4) Repeat applications in weekly intervals or when mold and mildew growth appears. For more than a century, Lysol has been helping to protect families from illness-causing germs. To learn more about our mission and find further disinfecting solutions, solutions for household cleaning, and disinfectant spray products, visit our website or check out our instagram.
Felecia K.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
I LOVE this to keep the germ down. My son ALWAYS coughs ALL the time, this would PERFECT!!
kk
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
One of the scents we bought. Smells good.
Ruby Tuesday
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
I have had Influenza A flu for the last four weeks so the Lysol comes in handy when I have to do the door knobs and sprayed the apartment.
nancy of Moline
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
would recommend
Ericka
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
In the cold and flu season, I spray all knobs, handles, etc. and it prevents transferring illnesses between me and my roommate. This is one of my absolutely favorite products for cleaning/sanitizing frequently touched surfaces. Plus, this was a good deal for a package of 2. It’s not like it won’t get used! It is odorless, leaves a slight dampness on whatever it touches, but quickly dries without stickiness. I’ve never had one of the cans not work or break in shipping, which makes it quite reliable.
Carol W.
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Easy to use, one in each bath
Mama Vicki
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
I’ve used Lysol products for years and this spray is great. Use it for counter tops, remote controls, doorknobs or just spray the air for a nice clean smell. Highly recommend this spray, I have it on auto ship for once a month delivery!!
teknozen
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2014
Lysol is a classic and nothing beats it for, say, deodorizing indoor pet accidents, to which my senior dog has regrettably become more prone. Also great for any damp spaces prone to mold, like under a sink. I really don't want to know about the environmental consequences, thank you, although perhaps vinegar and baking soda might be more ecologically righteous. When used sparingly, I seriously doubt I am hastening Climate Change in any significant way--plus it doesn't take much of the stuff to do the job.When ordered as an "add-on" with Amazon Prime, this large-sized aerosol canister--which I fully expect to be good for six months--is considerably cheaper than the same size from the supermarket.No, the scent is not my absolute favorite, but fortunately it and any offending odors dissipate quickly. Despite the wall-to-wall TV ads for all the new products promising to make housework ecstatic bliss, more and more I find myself returning to the very same classics my mother and grandmother used, neither of whom was inclined to waste either time or money on anything just because it was "new and improved."IMO, this is a product that should be under everybody's kitchen sink, along with Borax and Bon-Ami. One place I have yielded to the environmentalists is in drastically reducing my reliance on chlorine beach (aka "Clorax") which really does do dreadful things to ecosystems when it leaches into the ground water. Actually one so seldom really needs it. For smelly stuff, there's a light touch of Lysol and for disinfecting, hydrogen peroxide is nearly the equal of bleach and much more gentle on fabrics, plus w/ patience it's nearly the equal for stain-lifting.
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