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Lysol disinfectant spray is hard to find—here's where you buy it online

Even if you can't find Lysol spray or wipes, other disinfecting spray is still available.
Even if you can't find Lysol spray or wipes, other disinfecting spray is still available.

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With coronavirus cases on the rise across the country and many states and cities rolling back on reopening or issuing new stay-at-home orders, many are worried about the months ahead. While many household essentials we saw in short supply at the beginning of the pandemic are currently in stock, there are a few things that are still hard to find. One of those is disinfectant spray—specifically, Lysol disinfecting spray.

Lysol products were also approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for protecting against coronavirus, putting these products in high demand. While data suggests that catching coronaviruses from surfaces is unlikely, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that "it is possible that a person could get COVID-19 by touching a surface or object that has the virus on it." Thus, it's always good to disinfect surfaces and follow other social distancing and hygiene practices.

Luckily, the stock of these sought-after cleaning wipes and spray has started to trickle in at some retailers. For example, you can find a few Lysol spray products at retailers like Target.

Even if you're can't find Lysol products, you can still get your hands on quality disinfecting supplies at select online retailers. While we'll be updating this list daily, this spray is selling out extremely fast, so add to your cart as soon as you need it and don't overbuy, so your neighbors can have some, too. Here's where you can buy cleaning wipes and spray online right now.

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Where to buy cleaning wipes and spray

Amazon

Target

Staples

The Honest Company

Office Depot

Walmart

Make your own disinfectant wipes instead

Despite the current shortage of Lysol and Clorox wipes, you can also make your own CDC-approved wipes at home using a precise balance of bleach or alcohol. We put together comprehensive instructions on how to do so.

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This article originally appeared on Reviewed.com: Where to buy Lysol spray and other disinfectant cleaners