Garden disinfectant

Hi everyone, as you can see this is my first post on this forum. My question is, I read in a garden magazine, that when you wash your flower pots and equipment ready for use in the spring, use a good garden disinfectant, but didn't go into detail as to any specific product. Now, I have just started to keep chickens at home, and in their cleaning supplies I use Vanodine V18, which has been recommended by many in the chicken chat area of the forum.

Do any gardeners here use this product in the greenhouse or garden?, is it safe for plants? or does anybody have any other suggestions as what to use. I don't want to to buy another disinfectant if I can use what I already have.

Any advice would be gratefully appreciated.
 

Hi mondaysoff, not too far away from where I am ....
I use jeyes fluid and seems to do the job for me. A good rinse with running water after and let the pots / tools dry naturally. I use it at the end of the greenhouse season too.
Others might offer alternatives.

Hi mondaysoff, not too far away from where I am ....
I use jeyes fluid and seems to do the job for me. A good rinse with running water after and let the pots / tools dry naturally. I use it at the end of the greenhouse season too.
Others might offer alternatives.

Thanks Yana, fortunately I have some in the shed I had forgotten about, I will use that first.

Hi Mondaysoff - welcome to the forum. I mainly use washing up liquid to clean my pots and also the glass in my greenhouse - a suggestion by Monty Don in one of his gardening programmes. I just make sure that I rinse off any excess suds. Good luck and hope your gardening goes well. 

Thanks argyllie, perhaps I'll branch out a bit 
 

Good for you. No pun intended of course.