Protocol for Mat Attack Use

Remove safety seal from 700mL Mat Attack spray bottle and screw on trigger.

Spray Mat Attack lightly as a mist over surfaces to be disinfected. One pass with one trigger pull should be sufficient. Wait one minute then wipe thoroughly with disposable paper towels.
Mat Attack is effective against MRSA and other bacteria and fungi
in 10 seconds. Viruses require 20 to 40 seconds. TB one minute.

NEVER INGEST. NOT FOR USE AS A SKIN CLEANER.
DO NOT EAT OR DRINK
DO NOT SPRAY IN EYES

Rev. SURF 001.03 Nov 01

Helpful Tips

USE FULL STRENGTH. Never dilute.

Mat Attack will NOT corrode metals, stain or stick as do water-based chlorine, chlorhexidine or iodine products.
SPRAY LIGHTLY. A light mist is all that is required. Mat Attack must be wiped.
PRIME AREAS OF USE are mats, exterior of gloves and pads, gym equipment.
Can be used on vinyl if wiped within one minute. Do not let pool on surfaces.
Avoid long contact time with rubber or latex materials. NOT to be used on polycarbonate plastics or warm plastic surfaces.

AVOID CONCURRENT USE WITH BLEACH as staining (yellow/brown) can occur.
On white uniforms this can be removed by using Borax.™

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ONE Step Cleaning and Disinfection?
Spray - Wait one minute - Wipe
Other products need the surface to be pre-cleaned which adds an extra step and takes more time and uses more product. Pre-cleaning only spreads bacterial contamination. Mat Attack contains special surfactants/detergents that clean and penetrate the protein bioburden and microbialcontamination on counters and trays. May also be used on metals and impressions.

Overspray Residue?
If Mat Attack is sprayed too heavily a surfactant/detergent build-up may occur in corners or adjacent flooring. Clean with plain water and use less Mat Attack Test results show a
light mist is all that is necessary to achieve high level kill even with protein bioburden.
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Mat Attack contains BioSURF, a combination of ethanol 70.5% and chlorhexidine gluconate 0.20% . When properly applied it is a highly effective bactericidal and viricidal agent. However, no treated surface can ever be permanently or completely sterilized. Some bacteria may always remain. With lower viral and bacterial loads infections is less likely but no guarantee is stated or implied that Mat Attack will prevent infection.