Protocols that hold.
Tests that pass.
Surfaces collect what the air drops—the heaviest microbial load in the building. PATHox is an EPA-registered, no-rinse chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) sanitizer for hard, high-touch surfaces, its concentrate auto-diluted at the point of use for safe, consistent dosing. Dialed in by us, run by your team.
Hard Surfaces
Dialed in by us
Push-button, not hand-mixed.
PATHox dilutes its concentrate automatically as you dispense—no hand-mixing, no miscalculated ratios. We set your coverage, contact times, and intervals, then deliver concentrate on a set cadence so your tank stays charged and your team never runs out.
Auto-diluted on demand
What it delivers
Surfaces collect what the air carries.
Spores and bacteria ride a room's air and settle onto floors, benches, and equipment, making surfaces the main source of your facility's disease pressure. PATHox treats them on contact, strong enough to clear the load and safe enough to run every shift.
Reduces pathogens, controls crop molds
Up to 99.999% reduction of target pathogens—including powdery mildew, botrytis, and aspergillus—so swabs and plate counts come back clean.
No-rinse, no residue, no REI
No rinse, no lock-out, and no re-entry interval. EPA-registered ClO₂ chemistry (EPA Reg. No. 73139-1) breaks down clean—so your crew keeps working in an occupied facility.
One chemistry replaces the shelf
Retire your hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂), peracetic acid (PAA), and bleach (HOCl) rotation for one sanitizer and one on-demand system.
Your team, set up to succeed
Written SOPs, hands-on training, and dialed-in coverage, contact times, and intervals—so the program holds under production pressure and survives turnover.
At a glance
PATHox specifications.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Surfaces | Hard surfaces — tables, floors, tools, high-touch points |
| Active chemistry | Chlorine dioxide (ClO₂), no-rinse sanitizer |
| EPA registration | #73139-1 |
| Pathogen reduction | Up to 99.999% of target pathogens |
| Targets | Powdery mildew, botrytis, aspergillus, and general microbial load |
| Dosing | Push-button auto-dilution from concentrate—no hand-mixing |
| Application | No-rinse, no lock-out, no re-entry interval |
| Residue | No toxic residue; breaks down clean with a long active window |
| Replaces | Hydrogen peroxide, peracetic acid (PAA), bleach |
| Program | SOPs, hands-on training, coverage / contact-time / interval setup |
PATHox — common questions.
Do we have to rinse it off?
No. PATHox is no-rinse and leaves no toxic residue—no lock-out and no re-entry interval, so your crew keeps working.
How do we mix it?
You don't. Push-button auto-dilution doses the concentrate for you, so there's no hand-mixing and no miscalculated ratios.
Will it handle mold?
Yes—it controls powdery mildew, botrytis, and aspergillus, and reduces target pathogens up to 99.999%.
Is it just chemistry?
No. PATHox includes the SOPs and training that make a surface program hold up under production pressure and staff turnover.
What does getting started look like?
- Assessment. We get to know your facility's overall disease pressure, its footprint (canopy size, grow, veg, dry, and cure rooms, and critical circulation), and how your team runs IPM and hygiene today. On-site or by call, at no cost.
- Prescription. We build a sanitation program around your facility's size and specific disease pressure. It does take dedicated staff hours, so we work with your team to fit the right program into how they already operate.
- Installation. Installed around your grow cycle, with your staff trained and chemistry generated on site in our truck at every delivery.
- Ongoing management. On a set schedule every 30–60 days, we return to refill chemistry, handle service and maintenance, and review the program with your sanitation team, confirming everything is on track and answering any questions.
Set your team up to pass
Let's build your surface protocol.
Tell us about your facility and we'll dial in PATHox coverage, contact times, and intervals for the surfaces that carry your risk—then train your team to run it.