↗Strong protection.
Gentler approach.
Hospital-grade HOCl disinfection. Made for the spaces—and people—that matter.
Find your format EPA REGISTERED · NO. 91582-1
No compromise.
Just a better kind
of protection.
You shouldn’t have to choose between effective disinfection and a better cleaning routine. Danolyte brings hypochlorous acid technology to homes and professional environments.
Hospital-grade
EPA-registered disinfection for use according to the product label.
Nature-inspired chemistry
Hypochlorous acid is a molecule that also plays a role in the body’s immune response.
No added fragrance
No added perfumes. A slight chlorine smell may occur on application and dissipate afterward.
A DIFFERENT WAY TO CLEAN.
Small molecule.
Powerful purpose.
Purified water, salt, and electricity. Through electrolysis, Danolyte produces an HOCl solution for disinfection, sanitizing, and deodorizing. HOCl acts on microorganisms; effective use depends on the surface, organism, and label directions.
Read the EPA label ↗A place in
your routine.
At home
Label-approved hard, nonporous surfaces and high-touch areas.
In healthcare
Hospital-level disinfection for care environments and appropriate equipment surfaces.
At work
Shared spaces, office touchpoints, and professional cleaning routines.
In food environments
Food-contact applications as directed by the product label.
A little. A lot.
Exactly what you need.
Make clean
second nature.
Prepare
Read the label and pre-clean surfaces where instructed.
Apply
Use the specified application method and keep the surface wet for the required contact time.
Finish
Follow the label’s wiping, rinsing, and drying directions for the application.
“Danolyte has completely transformed how we clean our office.”
Sarah T., Office Manager
More customer stories ↗Good questions.
Clear answers.
What is HOCl?+
Hypochlorous acid is a naturally occurring molecule also found in the human immune response. Danolyte produces it through electrolysis of purified salt water.
Is Danolyte on EPA List N?+
Danolyte Disinfectant is listed under EPA registration 91582-1. Use on approved surfaces and follow the label’s directions, including contact time.
Does it contain fragrances?+
No fragrances are added. The manufacturer notes that a slight chlorine smell can occur upon application and dissipates after dispensing.
Where can I find application directions?+
Consult the Danolyte EPA label ↗ for organisms, surfaces, contact times, and directions.






