Sasquatch420
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If I wash my equipment with non-disinfecting dish soap and then soak it completely in no rinse cleaner overnight is that sanitary or do I need to use something like bleach?
No-rinse sanitizer, how far does it go.
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Your equipment basically only touches sugar. A warm/hot soak in water will clean most of it as long as you don't let it sit for hours/overnight.
As long as that's done all you have to do is sanitize.
I NEVER use soap on my equipment and it's over 13 years old.
As long as that's done all you have to do is sanitize.
I NEVER use soap on my equipment and it's over 13 years old.
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Most no rinse sanitizers only need about 30 seconds of contact time - although the FDA requires they state 2 minutes. Soaking overnight is of no extra benefit.
And what homebrewer 99 says. in 20+ years of brewing my equipement has never seen dish soap...
And what homebrewer 99 says. in 20+ years of brewing my equipement has never seen dish soap...
