Very cheap and easy, complete no rinse sanitiser solution.

[Mephistopholes]

Think i pretty much said all i had to in the title for this one. Heres the link...


http://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/index.ph ... ductId=106

 

[markp]

I've just started using this, but I'd be grateul if someone could give me their input on the dilution rate.
The destructions say use 3-5ml of 5% peracetic per 250ml.
I plumped for the middle of the range and made a 500ml batch with 8ml of peracetic - it smelled very strongly at this dilution, but I put my faith in it and santised a corny and a few other bits and pieces.

I was just a little worried about the no rinse claim, the fact that quite a broad dilution range is given and the fact that it stunk to hell.

 

[djskinner]

How does it compare to Videne?

 

[djskinner]

Anyone used this (from the same site): http://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/index.ph ... oductId=82

How does it compare with ChemiPro Oxi - is it the same stuff?

 

[markp]

Peracetic is what the breweries use in the main i think :wha:
From the fact sheet:

...one of the most powerful microbiocides available....
fast acting
non-foaming
non-tainting
non-rinse

It is a stabilised mix of peracetic acid, acetic acid and hydrogen peroxide in water.
Light cleaning action, terminal disinfecting action....composes to acetic acid and oxygen.

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

Might give this stuff a go when I next order from Rob :thumb:

 

[highwayman]

Let's ask the Man....Aleman :whistle: Plus..wonder if he can make it to Ilkley :hmm:

 

[jamesb]

It's good stuff. Be carefull with the undiluted stuff, it burns.