"Alcohol Free Disinfectant"

"Biodegradable Disinfectant"

Teflex is a readily biodegraded substance in advanced living organisms such as plants, animal and human beings; such organisms use catabolism partnered with enzymatic reactions in order to breakdown Teflex into lower molecular weight substances. This allows more complex living organisms to biodegrade Teflex.

"Non Toxic Substance"

The first stage involved with the catabolism of Teflex is, phosphates of the organism are substituted for either Cl - or PO4- ions to form a gluconate anion which is a non toxic substance; secondly, hydrolysis occurs and the compound is broken down further to low-molecular weight substances. From there the advanced living organism can now use metabolism in order to attain what it needs for energy purposes and then secret any unwanted byproducts.