there is evidence to suggest the product - made from oil from the leaves and twigs of the eucalyptus citriodora tree - could kill the strain behind the pandemic.The product dissolves over time, so could add a layer of protection for a number of hours.
The company behind Citriodiol is now calling for the government to formally test the product after claiming it could offer better protection against coronavirus.We are urging Sun readers to sign a petition calling for our NHS staff to be awarded the George Cross. A No10 spokesman said: “The NHS is doing a fantastic job and the nation will want to find a way to say thank you when we have defeated this virus.” SAS hero Andy McNab added: “The award of a George Cross would show an emotional appreciation.”Jacqueline Watson, managing director of Citrefine International Ltd, said: "What we can say is that we do feel there is a very good chance it could work against this virus but it does of course need to be thoroughly tested.
The ESOL disinfectant is normally used on food to extend its shelf life - with troops being asked to apply it every four hours.MOST READ IN NEWSLockdown rules could be relaxed to meet friends but Gov has warning for UK'SCARIER BY THE DAY'Boy, 4, found dead in bed after asking if he could watch film in his roomHairdressers 'will have to stay shut for six more months for coronavirus'
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Great for the troops what about us minions
So why aren’t they giving the British public it? Because we aren’t being locked in the house, for the good of our health! That is why. So why are we being locked up?
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