morris1980
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i just used star san for the first time. the bottles are dry but there is still a little foam in some of the bottles. will it go away or do i have to get it out.
If you allow something to dry and a microrganism then touches or lands on/in, it, the object will no longer necessarily be sanitized.
So just because it dried doesn't mean you need to wet everything down again necessarily, but don't expect that just because you used starsan on it one time that it is forever sanitized. Probably just use common sense and if in doubt, spray it again.Star San leaves a microscopic film on sanitized items that will continue to protect bottles and equipment even after they have dried.
Well...I'm sure this is only true for a limited amount of time, but from the AHS website:
So just because it dried doesn't mean you need to wet everything down again necessarily, but don't expect that just because you used starsan on it one time that it is forever sanitized. Probably just use common sense and if in doubt, spray it again.
A Quote from Charlie Taley from 5 star in an email a couple years ago
"As for the residual yes it will keep organisms from growing as long as it
doesn't come into contact with moisture for about one week. At least that
is what my non-EPA tests have proven."
but YMMV....
as far as putting stuff together wet there is a refrence to stuff that your assembling like valves, kegs, conicals...etc...
as far as putting stuff together wet there is a refrence to stuff that your assembling like valves, kegs, conicals...etc...
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