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Handcraft Supplies - Steriliser & Cleaner 100g

Handcraft Supplies - Steriliser & Cleaner 100g

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Handcraft Supplies Steriliser & Cleaner is a no-rinse cleaner and steriliser for home brewing and winemaking equipment. It is based on sodium percarbonate, so you can clean and sterilise in one step and use your kit without rinsing.

Key points

  • Cleans and sterilises in one step
  • No rinsing needed - just shake off the excess
  • Suitable for fermenters, demijohns, bottles, syphons and other brewing kit

Specifications

  • 100g sodium percarbonate powder
  • Tamper-proof, resealable tub

How to use

Make up a solution as directed, immerse equipment for 10 minutes, then discard the solution and shake off the excess - see the How to Use box below.

Who it is for

Beer, wine and cider makers who want a small tub of all-in-one cleaner and steriliser, handy for gallon batches and bottling days. For larger amounts see our Brewco Sodium Percarbonate No Rinse Cleaner & Sanitiser 500g, or use ChemSan as a quick no-rinse sanitiser spray after cleaning. For heavy soiling, VWP Cleaner is a cleaner/steriliser that needs rinsing.

Steriliser & Cleaner
How to Use
Dose
4 tsp per 5L
20ml, warm water
Contact
10 minutes
no rinse

Used for: No-rinse cleaner and steriliser (sodium percarbonate) for brewing equipment.

When: Before using any equipment that will touch the brew.

Step by step
1Add 4 teaspoons (20ml) per 5 litres of warm water.
2Stir well with a plastic spoon.
3Immerse all equipment for 10 minutes.
4Pour away and shake off the excess - no need to rinse.
Good to know: Oxidiser - can cause serious eye damage. Wear gloves and avoid eye contact.
You may also need: ChemSan no-rinse sanitiser
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to rinse?

No - after 10 minutes, pour away and shake off the excess.

How much do I use?

4 teaspoons (20ml) per 5 litres of warm water.

Is it safe on all equipment?

It's for normal homebrew equipment. Wear gloves and keep it out of your eyes - it's an oxidiser.