Can I use this as a disinfectant for my restaurant for my cutting boards and dishes
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There is a recommended ratio of mix for different disinfectant levels. We use it in a child care facility to disinfect and the Dept of Health in CT accepts it.
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Certainly. Many DIYers make soap and other hygiene/beauty products with it. It is so much safer than commercial ones, except certified organic of course. IF you like my review, please rate it "Helpful". Thank you!
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Wood has its own anti-bacterial properties. Soap & hot water is all that is needed to be clean any wooden cutting board. Avoid dishwashers & detergent pods which will dry out & crack wood. Also avoid using bleach, it's poisonous & spray bottles will aerosolize the bleach making it easier to inhale & the cutting board will have a shorter lifespan.
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Yes, I believe that it could be, but I would suggest chopping on something you can put into the sink or dishwasher for sanitary reasons. Being that it is a board it would not hurt it to cut on it by mistake or do rough things on it.I have a portable counter top dishwasher on it, so I never see the board. It has been very sturdy for this use. Very please with it. Any other questions, just ask. Regards, DrDick
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I don't know. I wouldn't think so. It is your typical enameled cookware. Like you would find in your grandmothers kitchen. No antibacterial additives then.
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This is treated with a coating not suited for food preparation. Any cuts that occur due to use would result in grooves that harbor bacteria.
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Yes, you can. But since it is a pesticide product, you have to cover it up so that it doesn't come in contact with any food or the dishes that food is served in.
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No, its is not that kind of disinfectant it is used to slow the growth of pathogens associated with the beer making process while promoting yeast so as you can see if it doesnt kill everything your better off boiling or using more traditional methods
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I use mine for my homemade cleaning products. The best thing would be to check the details in the product description. If it doesn't say that it is food safe, then I would assume it is not.
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The MSDS sheet can be found on this link http://www.sanitize.com/tech-documents/ if Amazon does not allow, look up Edwards Councilor and they have a link. Since it is food grade and safe to use in that application, there would be no harm other than killing some bacteria. I think it depends on your intended use. If you are asking can you use it and then let it drain into a septic tank? Or are you asking to use as a sterilizer? answers to that is "Yes", and "expensive" one bottle will only cover 150 gallons of water.
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I doubt it. This filter isn't listed as having any antimicrobial properties. I would recommend a seychelle filter bottle for that type of use.
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Yes. The finish is safe for all food items such as cutting boards, wooden salad forks etc. Good product, a little pricey, works well. Best if thinned with mineral spirits. Great!
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I would say yes. It say ok for baked enamel , chrome, glass, glaed ceramic glazed porcelain, laminated surfaces, plastic stainless steel and vinyl . I would use it especially if you don't want to get the flu.
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No. It will not help removing the mold, mold spores or mildew. If your cutting board has mold or mildew, please throw it away. Polishing the surface of the cutting board will not help because wood is porous, mold and mildew can grow deep into the grain.
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Thank you. I'm looking for the disinfectant drops that you use to wash fruits and vegetables.
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This particular solution is not designed to be a surface (stainless steel, granite, fiber-glass, etc.) disinfectant. It is designed as a topical antiseptic for animals with open wounds as a cleansing solution. It is also used in different strengths and additives as a mouth wash. I would not recommend this for a surface disinfectant.
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I bought mine for hurricaine use also. I am a physician. The water bob would be reuseable from a medical point of view. Also use your water heater to store drinking water not for washing. Use standard 5 gallon buckets with a hole cut into the top for chamber pots. Spray 90% EtOH is good for disinfection of hands and utencils. No refrigeration is required for the yogurt cups and W-lm-rt Tropical Trail mix which is what I ate during a 2 week huricaine power outage.