Clorox Fabric Sanitizer Spray

While it is designed for common household textiles like bedding, pillows, and carpeting, you should always test a small, inconspicuous area first. Avoid using it on delicate fabrics like silk, leather, or suede, which may be sensitive to moisture or chemical treatments.

This is an EPA-registered sanitizer, meaning it is formulated to kill bacteria on soft surfaces when used according to the label directions. It goes beyond simple deodorizing by actively reducing odor-causing bacteria on your fabrics.

The lavender scent is designed to be subtle and refreshing rather than heavy or perfumey. It is intended to neutralize odors and leave a clean, light fragrance behind, which typically dissipates as the fabric dries.

No, you do not need to wash the fabric after application. Simply spray the surface until it is slightly damp and allow it to air dry completely. It is designed to be a convenient, leave-on solution for refreshing items between regular washings.

As with most household cleaning products, you should keep pets and children away from the area while you are spraying and until the fabric has dried completely. Once the surface is fully dry, it is generally safe for normal contact.