FAQ ABOUT D-FENZ

D-FENZ Hand Sanitizer works like any other hand sanitizer. Just put a little on your hands and rub them together until it dries. But, unlike other hand sanitizers that only kill when wet, ours kills harmful bacteria, and germs for hours after it dries.

The surface spray can be applied with any sprayer. Even a spray bottle will work. But, it is best when applied with an electrostatic sprayer. This gives you them most coverage of surface area per gallon.

Applying additional coats with a standard spray bottle is fine. High traffic areas should be applied more frequently depending on the level of traffic. For example, a door handle is going to need application more frequently than most surfaces. Constant touching and friction will wear off D-FENZ more quickly.

Yes. Clean, disinfect & protect surfaces with an invisible, eco-friendly antimicrobial barrier. It is non-toxic to humans, yet deadly to dangerous germs. D-FENZ has the lowest EPA toxicity classification.

D-FENZ is odorless.

No, there is no alcohol like other hand sanitizers. The alchohol is what creates the dry skin and cracking in other products.

D-FENZ is a water based product with a soothing foam or spray that will leave your hands feeling moisturized.

D-FENZ should not be mixed or diluted with tap water or anything else containing chlorine. Chlorine will not affect the spikes, once the product has dried. So, chlorinated water can touch and be applied over D-FENZ, after D-FENZ has dried.

D-FENZ should be stored at above freezing temperatures. If D-FENZ is frozen before application and drying it will be ineffective.

No, once it is dry it becomes invisble to the human eye.

The product does not like chlorine when it is a liquid, but it won't hurt it once it has dried and created the spikes. Once it dries, it's more affected by abbrasion. So, areas that have a lot of traffic need to be reapplied more often to be safe.

The coverage rate is highly dependent on the targeted surface porosity, purpose of treatment (troubled area vs routine maintenance) as well as the sprayer being used. If providing a service, I would run tests through my equipment to get a best estimate of what to expect for the exact setup. We tend to shoot for a mid range as a general guideline.

For preventive maintenance, 2500 sq ft/gallon is a good target. The right electrostatic sprayers on the smallest micron setting can get 5000 sq ft/gallon. That being said, there is a range depending on the area. For example, a locker room with lots of porous material will use more product. Having very tall ceilings will use more product. More surface area will use more and less surface area will use less.

We recommend door handles and other frequently touched surfaces be sprayed daily, just to be safe.

D-FENZ should be stored at above freezing temperatures. If D-FENZ is frozen before application and drying it will be ineffective.

D-FENZ is available in drums, 5 gallon buckets, 1 gallon jugs, and all smaller bottles are palletized and shipped LTL freight. Totes that hold 275 gallons are self-contained shipping units and are also shipped LTL freight. We also have 7,000 gallon tanker trucks available if needed.

You are responsible for the cost. We will help set up freight or you can use your own shipper.

Minimum orders vary by product. Please ask us about the specific products you are interested in.

Terms will vary per order and contract.

If enough product to fill your order is in stock, it takes one to two days plus transport time. If there is not enough product in stock, plan on 7–15 days depending on the product and packaging plus transport time.

Yes. The lifespan can vary depending on wear, weather and application. If applying D-FENZ to solid, non-organic surfaces it will last longer.

D-FENZ does not need to be shaken because it is a colloidal. In other words, they are suspended throughout the liquid.

Quats (quaternary ammonium compounds) are potent disinfectant chemicals commonly found in disinfectant wipes, sprays and other household cleaners that are designed to kill germs. It is often the stuff that allows a product to claim to be antibacterial, as they are certified by the EPA as pesticides.

Quats (quaternary ammonium compounds) are considered disinfectants, as defined by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. They are effective against most vegetative bacteria and enveloped viruses, and some fungi. They can vary in stengths and uses.

It’s primarily friction. Think of it like paint. If nothing touches it, it will last a long time. Including water, cleaners, etc. But, if you take sand paper to it, it won’t last long. If we use the hand sanitizer as an example, it really depends on how long the skin cells last on the hand. They fall off naturally. So, we can safely make claims of up to 4 hours. But, someone swinging a hammer all day may only get a couple hours of protection. On the other hand, surface cleaner on the bottom of a desk may last a long time. But, we can safely make claims of up to 30 days.

Companies have tried to replicate it. Chinese labs spent four years and couldn’t figure it out. No one has been able to create a product with this type of dry kill. Some companies make claims. But, ask for their science. Also, look to see what they actually kill. One prominent company that claims to kill 99.99% actually only kills 99.99% of odors and stains. That number has nothing to do with covid, flu, MERSA or any other virus.

D-FENZ is mostly water. The water is the carrier for the product which also contains silica. Silica is everywhere and we are injesting it all the time. Our product will not harden if injested. It needs to dry which it can’t do in the body. It will just go right through you.

D-FENZ uses quats instead of alcohol. Alcohol dries out your skin, causes aches & pains in joints with continued use, causes cracking and more. D-FENZ leaves your hands feeling moisturied and more importantly, it creates an antimircrobial shield for a long lasting dry kill.