Izal may refer to: Izal or Iaal, a village in Lebanon Izal or Itzalle, a municipality in the Salazar Valley, Spain Izal, a disinfectant and range of products...

and the Eddystone Lighthouse. During the 1890s, the company introduced its Izal disinfectant made from distilled coal tar. The name became well known for...

Institutions: Izal toilet paper". The Independent. Archived from the original on 30 May 2015. Retrieved 30 May 2015. "The History of Izal – Joan Jones...

In 1896 Ronuk was founded in Portslade, Brighton. Ronuk was purchased by Izal Ltd in 1960, itself owned by the Newton Chambers Group in Sheffield. In 1956...

wine. Corella was the birthplace of composer Blas de Laserna. "Gorka García Izal, alcalde de Corella". Ayuntamiento de Corella (in Spanish). CORELLA in the...

performing songs including "El sitio de mi recreo" by Antonio Vega, "Pausa" by Izal, and "La quiero a morir" by Francis Cabrel. In 2019, his first solo single...

Distillers Midland Tar Distillers Newton, Chambers & Company (owners of Izal brand disinfectant) Sadlers Chemicals Side effects of coal tar products include...

industries and products from the fractional distillation of coal, including the Izal disinfectant range. In the Second World War they produced Churchill tanks...

Itzalle or Izal (Basque: Itzalle, Spanish: Izal) is one of the villages that forms the municipality of Galoze in Zaraitzu, Navarre. The village contained...

this substance by a hundredfold. A well known Arcona was the Jedi Knight Izal Waz (Troy Denning's Star Wars: The New Jedi Order - Star By Star). Argazdans...