Hypochlorous acid/electrolysed water.
You can spray this with abandon. It won't bleach clothes/furnishings and isn't harmful even if swallowed or gets into the eyes.
Once you start using it on one thing you'll use it for everything. I started using it as a disinfectant at home as I have allergies to most cleaning products, even most of Method's range.
I discovered it kills Noro so started using it as a hand sanitiser pre-pandemic and haven't been without it since.
My grand-daughter had MC a year last Christmas. My daughter popped one behind her knee and sprayed a few times a day with a bottle I'd given her. It had cleared by the following Easter.
It's great on cuts and grazes and can even be used on pets as it won't harm them if they lick any areas it's used on.
I started off with Vital Baby Aquaint (available in Boots) but now buy online from Dew Products in Dundee. Other brands like Natrasan and Clinisept are available but Dew are about the cheapest and offer fast delivery. It doesn't have a massively long shelf-life so don't be tempted to buy gallons unless you know you're going to get through it.
Dew also sells a product called Superclean which can be used for general cleaning as well as for skin washing. It's anti-bacterial and has a very similar ingredient in it to Molludab but it won't sting. However, don't buy Superclean as a hand sanitiser as it isn't effective on viruses.
These products re great for eco-conscious or allergy-suffering households. Be aware that there's a faint smell of bleach for a few seconds after using. It's NOT bleach in any way, shape or form, just the form of chlorine released when using. I noticed a few complaints on Amazon about it being watery (people clearly expecting a gel) or being bleach and unsafe so don't be surprised to find something that looks and feels like water but smells like bleach. Just enjoy as it's a great way to clean and stay safe.