My reaction is the same. How this works to kill bacteria REALLY matters. Is it like soap, bleach, alcohol, or natural copper, which kills bacteria through physical properties that the bacteria do not develop a resistance to, or is it like anti-biotics and the anti-bacterial agents they add to so many soaps today? The former is a great way to reduce bacterial numbers, but the latter simply results in colonies of the resistant bacteria living growing and evolving unchallenged on the surface. Out overuse of things in homes and businesses of things that were designed for use in hospitals has made it so that they are no longer effective when people are in dire need, and has created things like MRSA. Really, a normal level of clean is the best thing you can do for your child’s health, because it allows their immune system to develop at an appropriate rate.