Description

Phenyle is a household and industrial disinfectant that is widely used for cleaning floors, toilets, drains, and public places. It contains coal tar derivatives or chlorinated phenolic compounds that have strong germicidal and deodorizing properties. Phenyle not only helps to kill bacteria and germs but also removes foul odors, leaving the area hygienic and fresh. It is usually available in white or black liquid form.

Precautions

• Do not ingest: Phenyle is poisonous if swallowed. Keep away from food and drinks.

• Avoid direct contact: Can cause irritation or burns if it comes into contact with skin or eyes. Always wear gloves while using.

• Keep out of children’s reach: Store in a tightly closed container in a cool, dry place.

• Avoid inhalation: Do not inhale vapors directly, as they may cause respiratory irritation.

• Do not mix: Avoid mixing phenyle with acids, bleach, or other cleaning chemicals as it can release harmful gases.

Usage Instructions

• For Floor Cleaning:
  Dilute 1–2 capfuls (around 10–20 ml) of phenyle in half a bucket of water (about 5 liters). Mop the floor with this solution.

• For Toilets/Drains:
  Use undiluted phenyle directly in toilets, urinals, or drains. Leave for 10–15 minutes before flushing for best results.

• For Hospitals/Public Places:
  Prepare a diluted solution as directed (usually 1:20 ratio with water) and use for disinfecting large surfaces.

• For Household Use:
  Always dilute phenyle for general cleaning purposes. Only use concentrated phenyle in areas that require deep disinfection.