Lysol air sanitizer spray

This 14-second video I shot is of the Lysol air sanitizer spray commercial (BELOW):


 


According to the blue colored (white linen scent) Lysol air sanitizer spray (the one shown in the video above) it's rated 4.5 stars out of 5 stars out of 624 reviews in Google. On Amazon, it's rated 4.7 stars out of 5 stars out of 1,338 reviews. (It claims to kill Covid-19 within 13 minutes. This is according to the back of this product [the blue colored-white linen scent] that I read).

I discovered in my research that there are 2 other scents for this same product; there's a purple colored one (light breeze scent) that's rated 3.8 out of 5 stars out of 4 ratings on Amazon.  There's also a turquoise colored one (simple fresh scent) which is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars out of 734 reviews.

I bought the blue colored one (white linen scent) from Walgreens without doing any research & provided to my chiropractor to use prior to my appointments with him.

Has anybody else used any of these Lysol air sanitizer sprays that I've discussed? What are your thoughts?


NOTE: Some tips for having success with being able to watch the video (above):

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2. Click on the bottom right-hand corner of the video (the only image on this blog post) where it shows a non-complete looking square that's NOT fully enclosed to enlarge the video to full size screen (when you hover above this button BEFORE clicking it'll say "Full Screen").

3. Click on the sideways looking triangle (located on the middle of the only image on this blog post) to play the video.




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