About disinfectant.org
Our goal is simple: build the most useful, most trustworthy resource on hypochlorous acid anywhere on the internet.
Evidence first
Every efficacy number comes with its study: organism, concentration, pH, contact time and a DOI or PubMed link.
Plain language
We translate lab results into practical guidance for kitchens, clinics, farms, vets, gyms and homes.
Honest about limits
HOCl isn’t perfect. We cover the studies where it struggled, like spores in dirty conditions and Candida biofilms, as clearly as its strengths.
Our mission
Hypochlorous acid is a well-studied disinfectant, yet clear, well-sourced information about it is scattered across journals, regulations and marketing copy. disinfectant.org brings it together in one place, explained clearly and updated daily.
Editorial standards
- Citations required: numbers (ppm, contact times, log reductions) always cite a primary source, with the conditions they were tested under.
- Study-level language: we describe what a study found, never what a product will do.
- Source checks: every statement is checked against the source it cites before publishing.
- No overclaiming: no absolute, superlative or “grade” claims, and no comparison without a source.
- Dated & updated: every article shows its publish and last-updated dates.
Corrections
Spotted an error or a better source? Email corrections@disinfectant.org. We review every request and note significant corrections at the end of the article.
Who funds this site
disinfectant.org is funded and produced by HOCL LLC, which sells equipment that makes HOCl. Our ratings follow a published method, and every rated cell links to its sources. Articles don’t name or promote any machine. Educational content only; not medical, veterinary or regulatory advice. Always follow the product label and SDS.
About our content
Content on disinfectant.org is researched and written by the disinfectant.org Editorial Team. Articles and comparison cells may be drafted with AI assistance; every statement is checked against the sources it cites before publishing. Corrections are welcome: email corrections@disinfectant.org.