zodiak3000
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is it a cleaner or sanitizer? is it no rinse? thanks..
b-brite?
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gmtech825
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all of the above i believe
gmtech825
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from northern brewer
"Product Description
A 30 minute soak in B-Brite removes fermentation residues and organic deposits. Contains no chlorine. A very popular percarbonate SANITIZER. Use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water."
ive used it alone for my first 45 gallons without an infection before i started using star san.
"Product Description
A 30 minute soak in B-Brite removes fermentation residues and organic deposits. Contains no chlorine. A very popular percarbonate SANITIZER. Use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water."
ive used it alone for my first 45 gallons without an infection before i started using star san.
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It is a cleaner only. Rinse really well. It is made by a company that makes laundry detergent. We frequently get batches of B-Brite that have the little blue crystals in it. We have to send it back because the put laundry detergent in the buckets instead of B-Brite. If you get a bag of B-Brite from your LHBS that has blue crystals in it take it back. B-Brite is not a percarbonate sanitizer.
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gmtech825
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i guess ive been lucky ive never had an infection then. ive also never worried about rinsing either.
