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We tested the effectiveness of 23 disinfectants used in healthcare facilities against isolates from the 4 major clades of Sporicidal disinfectants were consistently effective, whereas quaternary-ammonium disinfectants had limited activity. Quaternary-ammonium-alcohol and hydrogen-peroxide-based disinfectants varied in effectiveness against .
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