• Targets all types of microbes including Covid-19.
• Can be used for tunnel / disinfection but make sure you follow dilution with water guidelines.
• Fast acting liquid. Long lasting effect.
• As Sodium Hypochlorite contains bleaching agent , it is not recommended for spraying indoors. However Silver Nitrate with Hydrogen Peroxide can be sprayed indoor on the floor, fabrics, sofas, furniture, carpets without worrying regarding discolouration. 
• As Sodium Hypochlorite is not recommended on the skin and might be an irritant to many. This combination is non-irritant to skin.
• Does not effect the quality of the fabric, furniture, car paint etc.

Examples of frequently touched surfaces and objects that will need routine disinfection following reopening are:

• tables,
• doorknobs,
• light switches,
• countertops,
• handles,
• desks,
• phones,
• keyboards,
• toilets,
• faucets and sinks,
• gas pump handles,
• touch screens, and
• ATM machines

Dilution Cases :-

Effectiveness of Hydrogen Peroxide as a Disinfectant as told by CDC for control of COVID-19.

Hydrogen peroxide is regularly used for sterilising medical equipment and surfaces and is favoured as a disinfectant over bleach because it eventually degrades safely into a non-toxic mix of water and oxygen. Cleaners that contain hydrogen peroxide are recommended for killing viruses and pathogens such as those that cause the flu, H1N1 and oral streptococci. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says 3% hydrogen peroxide “is a stable and effective disinfectant when used on inanimate surfaces.” Research has also found it to be effective in disinfecting fabrics used in hospitals such as bed sheets and surgical equipment. SOURCE