Kills not only bacteria (like antibacterials) but all other harmful microorganisms and fungi as well.
disinfectant is toxic so we can only use it for non-living things to destroy microorganisms.
Because disinfectant is a Substance applied on non-living objects to kill the microorganisms
The disinfectant will kill bacteria and clean all surfaces of the bathroom.
non living surface
duh!!!
its used to kill bacteria on non-living objects
Because when cleaning a bathroom, you are dealing not only with simply microorganisms, but also viruses, bacteria and organic contaminants. You can't usually clean a bathroom sufficiently to kill off ALL microorganisms, so you want to knock down their numbers to as low as possible, while also cleaning out the organic contaminants. That calls for a disinfectant (and some sort of detergent).
because they disinfect
disinfectants kills not only bacteria, but other microorganisms such as fungi
Because above, in explaining the difference between the two, it appears that antibacterials are used for people - living things. Disinfectants are used for things - non-living items.
The bathroom is full of germs, not just bacteria. You could get all sorts of nasty stuff and antibacterial just won't do the job.
Wipe down surfaces
This is applied to non-living surfaces.
Poo poo and more poo.
disinfectant is better to clean restrooms and kitchen
Hard surfaces
Because we are dealing with toilets and wash basins.
surfaces
Plenty of non living surfaces to wipe clean
because it covers the inanimate object with a layar of protection against
mocrobes
It can be used on hard surfaces.
