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So,seeing this points..I think mouthwash can't act as a disinfectant..only if the concentration of the anticeptic agent (generally chlorhexidine, listerine) is increased to a high level..then only it may act as a disfectant..but then it will not be mouthwash anymore..
Phenol and other phenolicsThe active ingredient in most bottles of household disinfectant. It is also to found in some mouthwashes and in disinfectant soap and handwashes. Phenol is probably the oldest disinfectant (used by Lister) and was called carbolic acid in the early days of antiseptics.