Star San Sanitizer
Description
Star San sanitizer is a broad spectrum, non rinse, food grade acid sanitizer that is effective against E. Coli and Staphylococcus Aureus. Using this can help cut down on the possibility of contamination when making cheese. Starsan will keep equipment, surfaces and tools sanitized for daily use and is not affected by organic materials.
Details
Contains
- 4 oz StarSan sanitizer
Ingredients
When diluted according to manufactures specifications
- 300 ppm Dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid
- 780 ppm Phosphoric acid
Storage
Store tightly sealed in original container.
Directions
Please read all directions and safety precautions listed on the container before using.
Clean and rinse all surfaces before sanitizing with Star San.
Prepare a fresh solution daily or more often if the solution becomes soiled or dirty.
- Dilute 1/5 oz starsan in 1 gallon of water
- After 1 to 2 minuets contact time equipment will be sanitized
- Remove equipment from solution and drain but do not rinse
- Use solution in a spray bottle for items that cannot be immersed
Note: Do not use on soft metals, wood cutting boards, unglazed porcelain or other porous materials.
Cheese Making Bundle
Star San Sanitizer
Item# SANI4
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United StatesI've made beer and wine for years, and this sanitizer quickly made it to the top of my list. It's easy to use, removes the risk of bleach or boiling water spills, and it's food safe. In all the years I brewed and made wine, I never had a bad batch after using this sanitizer. We're now turning our attention to making cheese, and I already know that there is no other option for me than Star San.
United StatesSo happy I found this on the New England Cheese Making Supply site. Was using bleach and/or boiling, but this is much more convenient and less toxic than bleach. There is no problem with residual as there would be with bleach. Won’t be without it now!
United StatesNo bad bugs in my cheese so far! Let's hope my luck holds. As much as you may want to, do NOT rinse after sanitizing.
United States United StatesI don’t have a dish washer so I have to sanitize everything before I make cheese. This is easy and quick. Since using it my cheese making has been easier than before.