LYSOL IC™ Disinfectant Spray Material Safety Data Sheet

The LYSOL IC™ Disinfectant Spray MSDS provides hazard, handling, storage, and regulatory information for safe use.


LYSOL IC™ Disinfectant Spray Material Safety Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Lysol
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
126 KB
Published
29 September, 2026
Updated
29 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
227E3F5B57C0B46CC8F9873655E4A64C

About this manual

This Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) describes LYSOL IC™ Disinfectant Spray (Aerosol), a flammable aerosol disinfectant distributed by Reckitt Benckiser. It lists product identification, composition, and regulatory registration details.

Key safety information includes moderate eye irritation, flammable contents under pressure, recommended personal protective equipment, storage away from heat and open flame, and proper disposal methods. The sheet also provides first‑aid procedures, fire‑fighting measures, and transport regulations.

What's inside

  • Product and Company Identification
  • Hazards Identification
  • Composition / Information on Ingredients
  • First Aid Measures
  • Fire Fighting Measures
  • Accidental Release Measures
  • Handling and Storage
  • Physical and Chemical Properties
  • Stability and Reactivity
  • Regulatory Information

Specifications

Physical stateGas
pH10 (Basic)
Vapor pressure95 - 105 psig
Vapor density> 1
Specific gravity0.835 @ 25°C
Flammability limit (lower)3.3 % vol
Flammability limit (upper)19 % vol

Frequently asked questions

What are the primary hazards of LYSOL IC™ Disinfectant Spray?

The product causes moderate eye irritation and contains flammable contents under pressure, so it must be kept away from heat, sparks, and open flame.

How should a spill of LYSOL IC™ Disinfectant Spray be cleaned up?

Eliminate ignition sources and absorb the spilled material with a non‑flammable absorbent such as sand or vermiculite.

What personal protective equipment is recommended when handling this product?

Eye/face protection is advised; hand and skin protection are not normally required when used as directed, but full protective clothing is recommended for emergency responders.

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