In controlled environments, the real risk is rarely “did we disinfect once,” but “did we disinfect correctly and consistently.” Total-Shield Plus HG (non-sterile) is designed for hard, non-porous surfaces where operators need a ready-to-use sporicidal disinfectant/cleaner that can be applied by wiping, mopping, or coarse spray and held wet for the required contact time. The operational win is simple: fewer mixing errors, fewer concentration drift issues, and fewer steps when your process requires a one-step cleaner/disinfectant workflow.

• Routine and periodic disinfection of hard, non-porous surfaces in cleanrooms, medical, and commercial environments (e.g., benches, counters, floors, walls, ceilings, and similar surfaces).
• Applications requiring sporicidal performance claims when used according to label directions, including maintaining surfaces wet through the full contact time.
• Situations where an RTU product reduces risk of dilution errors and supports repeatable, auditable use.

• Ready-to-use (RTU): no measuring, no mixing, no “who made the dilution” questions.
• One-step positioning: designed as a detergent/cleaner plus disinfectant with sporicidal/sterilant claims when used as directed.
• Published active ingredients: hydrogen peroxide + peracetic acid; oxidizing chemistry common in broad-spectrum disinfection programs.
• Clear case configuration for inventory control: 32 fl. oz. bottles, 6 per case.
• Document package available for audits and EHS reviews (spec sheet, label/how-to-use, SDS, and hazardous drug decontamination protocol).

Total-Shield Plus HG is supplied as a ready-to-use liquid disinfectant/cleaner. Manufacturer materials list the active ingredients as hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid, with the SDS indicating peracetic acid <1% and hydrogen peroxide <7% (exact percentages withheld as a trade secret beyond those ranges). The solution is described as clear, with a mild/mint odor, and is an oxidizing chemistry—meaning it should be handled with the same discipline you would apply to other peroxide/peracid products (avoid incompatible materials and prevent splashes).

Manufacturer literature positions Total-Shield Plus HG as a one-step disinfectant/cleaner with sporicidal and “sterilant” claims when used as directed. The 2024 spec sheet includes representative contact times for common organisms on hard surfaces (examples listed below). These are label-driven performance claims; your facility should validate the method in context of your soils, surfaces, airflow, and wipe/spray application technique.

From a contamination-control standpoint, note the low pH (1.5–2.5) and oxidizing chemistry. This combination can be highly effective, but it also means you must control storage conditions, avoid incompatible materials, and prevent unintended mixing with other chemistries. The SDS includes handling and storage guidance, including temperature limits and incompatibility cautions.

• Configuration: Case of 6 bottles; 32 fl. oz. per bottle (SOSCleanroom listing notes a pour spout top).
• Sterility: Non-sterile. If your process requires sterile chemical disinfectants for critical areas, compare to the sterile version offered separately.
• Shelf life discipline: SDS states 24 months unopened when stored correctly, and 6 months after opening when stored in the original container under proper conditions.
• Storage conditions (SDS): Store tightly closed, protect from freezing, keep upright, store below 86°F / 30°C, and store away from incompatible materials (including certain metals and reducing agents).
• Country of origin: Made in the USA (published in manufacturer and SOSCleanroom document set).

Use the label/how-to-use document as the controlling instruction set for contact times and allowed application methods. The points below are intended to help teams execute the label consistently in real facilities.

1. Pre-clean when required. The label guidance notes heavily soiled surfaces must be pre-cleaned. A practical approach is a “gross soil pass” first, followed by the disinfecting pass once visible residues are removed.
2. Apply by wiping, mopping, or coarse spray—then hold wet. The most common failure is letting the surface flash dry early. Build the method around coverage first, then wet-time control. For large surfaces, work in zones and overlap edges.
3. Do not “stretch” one wipe too far. If you are wiping, swap wipes before they become dry or loaded. A drying wipe is a warning sign you are no longer delivering the necessary wet film.
4. Respect sporicidal/sterilant wet time. Sporicidal/sterilant claims can require longer contact times (example: 20 minutes published). If the product starts to dry, reapply to keep the surface wet for the full duration.
5. Use appropriate PPE and ventilation. The SDS calls for safety glasses with side shields (or goggles) and chemical-resistant gloves depending on the task, and recommends well-ventilated use while avoiding mist and vapor.

• Surface dries before contact time is complete: most frequent root cause of missed efficacy. Reapply as needed to maintain wetness.
• Skipping pre-cleaning on heavily soiled surfaces: soils can shield microorganisms and reduce real-world performance.
• Incompatible materials or unintended chemical mixing: SDS lists incompatibilities; do not mix with other chemistries and keep away from reducing agents and certain metals.
• Improper storage: heat, freezing, or poor container control can accelerate decomposition and reduce assay over time (SDS storage section).
• Misuse as a medical-device sterilant: label/how-to-use guidance states it is not approved as a sterilant on surfaces/instruments introduced directly into the human body or for critical/semi-critical healthcare devices.

These are commonly evaluated alongside Total-Shield Plus HG for sporicidal disinfection programs. Final selection should be based on label claims, required contact time, residue control expectations, surface compatibility, and your environmental monitoring risk profile.

• ITW Texwipe TexCide Sporicidal Disinfectant (peracetic acid / hydrogen peroxide-based sporicidal)
• Brulin BruTab 6S Disinfectant Tablets (sporicidal cleaning solution tablets)
• Decon SporGon Sporicidal Cleaner and Disinfectant

Total-Shield Plus HG is positioned for use on hard, non-porous surfaces in hospital/medical, commercial, and cleanroom-type environments, with documented RTU handling that supports repeatability. For critical environments, the key decision points are: (1) whether non-sterile chemistry is acceptable for the area and task, (2) whether your process can reliably hold the surface wet for the required contact time, and (3) how you will control opened-bottle dating and storage to maintain assay and compliance.

If your program includes hazardous drug decontamination, a dedicated protocol document is available in the product literature set. Incorporate it only after review by EHS/quality and alignment with your internal acceptance criteria.

• SOSCleanroom product page: https://www.soscleanroom.com/product/solutions/total-shield-plus-hg-sporicidal-disinfectant-non-sterile/
• Manufacturer product page: https://totalshieldhg.com/products-2
• Manufacturer spec sheet (PDF): https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/70d2beb7-6253-49ad-a808-b8077998d9aa/downloads/tsphg%20spec%20sheet%202024.pdf?ver=1745358461922
• Label / how-to-use (PDF): https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/70d2beb7-6253-49ad-a808-b8077998d9aa/downloads/Label%20how%20to%20use%20TSPHG.pdf?ver=1745358461922
• Safety Data Sheet (SDS) (PDF): https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/70d2beb7-6253-49ad-a808-b8077998d9aa/downloads/2d706dba-ade4-4932-b058-2a1b38a919dc/TSPHG%20-%20SDS%20sheet%20%204-22-2025.pdf?ver=1745358461922
• Protocol for decontamination of hazardous drugs (PDF): https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/70d2beb7-6253-49ad-a808-b8077998d9aa/downloads/Protocol%20for%20Decontamination%20of%20HD_s.pdf?ver=1745358461922
• ISO: https://www.iso.org/standard/53394.html
• FDA: https://www.fda.gov/
• ASTM: https://www.astm.org/
• IEST: https://www.iest.org/