Anyone who dilutes disinfectant regularly ends up with the same problem: an unlabelled bottle under the sink and no certainty about what strength is in it. A purpose-matched, screen-printed bottle solves that quietly. It is identifiable at a glance on a shelf of similar containers, which matters in a kennel block or a grooming room where more than one solution is in circulation at once.

The one-litre capacity is a sensible working volume for diluted solution, big enough to get through a run of pens or a full floor without refilling and small enough to hold at arm's length while you spray. A trigger head gives directed application rather than the fine drifting mist of a pump sprayer, which keeps the liquid on the surface you are treating and off you. The plastic is 30% recycled and the bottle is made to be refilled, so it replaces a run of throwaway containers.

• One-litre trigger spray bottle, supplied empty
• Made for use with ANIGENE disinfectant
• Moulded from 30% recycled plastic
• Screen-printed for clear identification on the shelf
• Trigger head for directed spraying and less splashing
• White, reusable and refillable
• Priced at GBP 8.85

This is the bottle only. No disinfectant is included and none is implied by the price. You will need ANIGENE separately, and you should follow that product's own dilution instructions rather than any rule of thumb, because concentration is what determines whether a disinfectant works at all.

Who it's for: Kennels, catteries, breeders, rescues and owners who already buy ANIGENE concentrate and want a clearly marked, refillable bottle to mix and apply it from.