Sanitizing Tablets For Sanitizing Food Contact Surfaces, Kills E-Coli, HIV, Listeria, 1-G 150 Sanitizer Tablets per Bottle, Blue, Pack of 2 Bottles

If you are looking for a great, affordable EPA Approved Sterilizer for Human Coronavirus--then, look no further! See the attached photos or Google it yourself, the EPA number is 10324-63. This is the real deal if you want to sterilize hard surfaces in your home for almost any bacteria or virus. I make this all the time instead of using Lysol. 1/3 a tablet in a spray bottle is all you need. Or, you can add 1 tablet in a gallon of water to use as a cleaning solution or dip for eating utensils or cutting boards. It makes a bright blue liquid that reminds you it's not water. It has not stained anything, including my white dishcloths or granite countertops. You have to let it sit on hard surfaces for three minutes for it to be effective, so please be mindful of using it correctly. The company claims it's safe for skin, but I would always wash my hands well after using the product--it's just common sense IMO.When family members get sick in our home I make a fresh spray to use in the bathroom and kitchen. I also fill my kitchen sink with this and 2 tablets to soak their dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. I feel it helps to keep any illness from spreading. I have also used this to sterilize my kids' hard toys, especially when something got shared with a friend or left on the floor or in the bathtub. I have even sprayed my cell phone with it, just not around the ports. I also use it for disinfecting my Yeti cups, stainless steel coffee cups, and all the little parts of a sippy cup.I hope you found this review helpful.

The sanitizer is slightly blue so you know it's there. It does not seem to stain anything. The tablets dissolve in cool water in about 15 minutes with occasional shaking. There may be a little sediment in hard water. Just make it up ahead of time and allow to settle. It is very benign and we use it for spraying gloves before removal, as hand sanitizer before removing our masks and to spray the masks after removal even before other cleaning or disposal.There are reports that it can also be used on vegetables and fruit with firm skins before being brought in the house - at standard concentrations. We spray the bags and boxes before bring them in the house if they can't be kept outside for a day. Great stuff.If you want to buy this note the following:This sanitizer includes an EPA registration number but I could not find it in the list of COV-SARS-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19 disease) approved sanitizers when I bought it. It could be there now. However, the sanitizer, Quaternary Ammonium, is listed multiple times for similar products and it the main ingredient in alcohol-free hand sanitizers and various brands of sanitary wipes. The manufacturer's web site includes an independent report that cites efficacy on SARS-COV-1 in 30 seconds at standard concentration (200ppm - 1 tablet per gallon) which is the qualifier the EPA uses for effectivity on SARS-COV-2. We make it up at double strength, as suggested on the label.Product was delivered ahead of the estimated time given by Amazon. A definite plus.

This is pretty standard steramine. I use it for both sanitizing my dive gear and my wife uses it for sanitizing her reusable drinking straws and water bottles. After clearing everything with soap, it’s nice to soak it for a bit to kill anything that lingers. It’s great stuff and safe to use on materials that you put in your mouth. Reasonable price for a 2 pack.

Steramine is something we used to use when I worked as a bartender. It has a main ingredient that's a Quarternary Ammonium like Lysol, only it doesn't smell and you mix it up yourself. The main ingredient is shown on the EPA website to kill coronavirus and some other nasty things.The only thing I wasn't thrilled about is that the bottles aren't sealed. The bottles are, however, small, which makes them easy to put away till you want to use them.

Good value product to make your supply of sanitizing rinse or spray. Product description says its a food-service application as a final sanitizing rinse for utensils/bar ware/etc. May also be used as a sanitizing spray via a spray bottle. Appears similar to Barbicide with a similar sanitizing active ingredient. I use it at home to spray down and sanitize the kitchen sink, basins, and wipe down environmental surfaces. Will buy again when I use up the tablets. Recommended.

I keep these around for sanitizing water bottles, glass jars, my water filter (the body, not the filter cartridge) and anything else that is "questionable" in the kitchen. Paranoid about raw meat? This is your fix. Safely sanitize food prep surfaces and utensils. Non-toxic to humans (read the label) and doesn't leave a strong odor on your hands or in the kitchen in general. No more bleach stains on clothes when you accidentally drop something in the water!

I really think the blue dye is unnecessary because it would be awesome to use as a laundry sanitizer for specific situations (stinky dish towels, etc). I really like using this on my reusable water flask bottles that aren't dishwasher safe periodically to prevent microbe buildup. I use it to sanitize my Vitamix blender container whenever I blend something with raw egg for example. It is nice having home level access to restaurant grade quat sanitizer without having to buy the industrial bags.

Wonderful! We use it at 400ppm (buy test strips) for spraying and 200ppm for soaking, with a 1 minute kill time before wiping off. Bottles arrived intact. Labels were on and bottles were sealed. Reliable seller. We're pleased! We've now ordered 6 bottles to give out to our family members. It's a load off my mind to have this stuff. Oh and we bought new chemical resistant spray bottles so as not to cross contaminate.