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After pouring concentrated disinfectant on larger drops or pools of blood, how much contact time should be allowed before attempting to clean it up?
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After pouring concentrated disinfectant on larger drops or pools of blood, how much contact time should be allowed before attempting to clean it up?

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Contact time of twenty minutes should be allowed before attempting to clean up the blood. This will give the disinfectant enough time to disinfect the blood in case the blood has disease causing pathogens in it.
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