BARBICIDE Half Gallon Disinfectant Concentrate | EPA-Registered, Hospital-Grade Germicide for Salons & Barbershops | Anti-Rust Solution for Shears, Combs & Professional Tools | EPA-Registered

As a barbershop owner, proper sanitation is one of the most important parts of my business, and Barbicide has been the gold standard for us. We use this daily to disinfect combs, guards, shears, and other tools between clients, and it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. It mixes easily, has clear instructions, and gives peace of mind knowing our tools are properly disinfected and safe for the next client. I also like that a little goes a long way. One bottle lasts a good amount of time even with constant use in a busy shop environment, which makes it a great value. It’s dependable, professional-grade, and something every barber or stylist should have. If you run a barbershop or salon, this is a must-have.

Excellent disinfectant, very effective and easy to use. A little goes a long way and keeps everything clean and safe.

This disinfectant concentrate works great and lasts a long time because of the concentration. The size is convenient, the appearance is professional, and it has a clean scent without being overpowering. Very versatile and easy to mix for different cleaning needs.

Its so good now im looking for the spray one too

I purchased the BARBICIDE Disinfectant Concentrate for my nail cart to properly sanitize my tools, and it works exactly as expected. It’s easy to mix and a little goes a long way, which makes it very cost-effective. I feel confident using this to keep my tools clean and sanitized between uses, and it’s something I trust for maintaining proper hygiene. The bottle size is perfect for a personal nail setup or small workspace. Overall, this is a must-have disinfectant for anyone doing nails or beauty services at home or professionally. Reliable, effective, and worth having on hand.

I needed to use this when I had brought ink some stray kittens and with them some parasites that were affecting my skin, I used this and another lye soap to kill it and it worked well, the smell is mediciny and I had to walk around with yellow skin for a while, but just used it like regular soap but didn't rinse. Over all this was a good buy and lasted a long time

Very powerful germicide … carefully rinse tools when withdrawing from the solution … and rinse hands thoroughly as well.

Barbicide Solution 64 Fl Oz is the #1 Best Seller in Sterilization Solutions, and it's easy to see why. This product is essential for meeting State Board requirements to disinfect tools after use and prevent the spread of diseases. I use it in our shop, and so far, I haven't had any problems. The solution makes 1 gallon of clear blue disinfectant from just 4 ounces, which is a great value. Here are the steps I follow when using Barbicide Solution to disinfect our tools: Wear Proper Gloves: Always wear the correct gloves for the product you're using when cleaning and handling disinfectants or tools soaked in disinfectant. Clean Tools First: Wash tools with soap and water. A scrub brush is helpful for any stubborn residue. Soak Tools: Place tools in the Barbicide Solution for 10–30 minutes. Be sure to follow the product's ratio guidelines when mixing. Rinse: After soaking, rinse the tools thoroughly with clean water. Dry Tools: Use a clean cloth to dry the disinfected tools. Storage: Store tools in a clean, covered area. For reusable metal tools, use ultraviolet (UV) sanitizing boxes to store them. Note that UV boxes don't disinfect the tools, so make sure to follow the complete disinfection process. This Barbicide Solution is a simple, effective way to ensure the cleanliness of your tools, and I highly recommend it for anyone in need of reliable sterilization.

Very good product and fair price I will buy again

Most popular desinfectant in barber

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Good stuff not no rip off stuff

Great product and in tests did clean and disinfect the items. Only problem was the difference in mixture strengths. The same fluid, in different jars had different mixtures ratios which was a little confusing. Also details widely used suggested a contact time of 20 min, but the bottle reduced that to 5 min. All information really should be consistent.