f10 sc (vet grade disinfectant). I had to special order it from a company in Australia (vet-n-pet direct) as it's no longer sold int he US (I believe).
The green f10scxd (sanitizer) still is though. If I remember right you need to rinse water bowls with the f10scxd because it has an added detergent.
The f10sc was $100 for a liter bottle. Once diluted though this bottle will last quite some time! It may seem like it costs a lot, but it's actually really cost effective.
I've heard chlorohexadine is also a good alternative and very cheap since you dilute it also. But I don't know much else besides that it's the second recommended cleaning agent besides f10sc (in my experience)
Edit: Found some specifics on it. The f10scxd does need to be rinsed from water bowls. f10sc does not. And as it states because of the dilution ratios it's extremely cost effective
Uses for F10®SC Veterinary Disinfectant
· Effective and safe general disinfection of all hard surfaces (such as tables, floors and cages),
· For animal housekeeping procedures (such as the cleaning of food and water bowls and bedding)
· F10®SC can be sprayed on and left to disinfect after cleaning to provide additional biosecurity
· Fogging of entire rooms and hard to reach surfaces
· Fogging of air spaces to eliminate air-borne micro-organisms
The high dilution rates mean that F10 is one of the most cost-effective disinfectant ranges on the market.
Uses for F10SCXD Veterinary Disinfectant/Cleanser
· Safe and effective cleansing whilst reducing the microbial load.
· Cleaning and disinfection of: floors; walls; tiles; kennels/cages; food and drink bowls; bedding; tables and basins
· Due to the cleaning detergent contained in F10®SCXD, any food bowls or instruments that are to come in close contact with animals should be washed with clean water to ensure no soap residue is left.
· Once cleaned, spraying with F10®SC solution and allowing to air dry will ensure continued disinfection during storage.
The high dilution rates mean that F10SCXD is one of the most cost-effective disinfectant/cleaners on the market.
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