Snafu
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The instructions say 1/2 oz per gallon. The container that came with the kit is only a quart, so measuring out .125 oz would be a royal PITA, I guess I have to mix a gallon at a time. Question is will it keep?
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Snafu
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For anyone else that was looking for this information, I got the following response from Five Star. He mentions Star San because I was asked if it could be stored in the same manner (closed container).
Paul,
LLC will last for a long time if stored in a closed container and out of sun light. The solution will only go bad as it comes in contact with dirt or organic material.
The Star San is a little bit different. Yes, you can keep a solution for a long time, however, the quality of the water will effect the solution. If you used DI water, than it will stay good for a very long time. Tap water can cause the star san to go bad after a day. The way to tell is if the pH is below 3.5 and the solution is still clear. When it goes cloudy it is turning bad.
Jon Herskovits
Five Star
Paul,
LLC will last for a long time if stored in a closed container and out of sun light. The solution will only go bad as it comes in contact with dirt or organic material.
The Star San is a little bit different. Yes, you can keep a solution for a long time, however, the quality of the water will effect the solution. If you used DI water, than it will stay good for a very long time. Tap water can cause the star san to go bad after a day. The way to tell is if the pH is below 3.5 and the solution is still clear. When it goes cloudy it is turning bad.
Jon Herskovits
Five Star
