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Easy Clean Jar w/screw-off lid- 8 oz.

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Easy Clean Jar w/screw-off lid- 8 oz.

SKU: 7923

Easy Clean is the no-rinse bleaching compound for cleaning beer and winemaking equipment that comes with all of our equipment kits. Safe to use as a cleaner on all of your equipment, including stainless steel. Use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water for best results.

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Easy Clean is the no-rinse bleaching compound for cleaning beer and winemaking equipment that comes with all of our equipment kits. Safe to use as a cleaner on all of your equipment, including stainless steel. Use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water for best results.
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Good product, poorly labeled
This stuff works great, with the only complaint being that there is almost no information regarding what it is exactly and how it works. I called up LD Carson to get more info on it, and it is NOT a chlorine based cleaner (thankfully!). The word 'bleaching' in the product description can be a little misleading._x000D__x000D_Easy Clean is a mixture of sodium percarbonate (i.e. oxyclean, great for organic gunk) and sodium bisulfite (for sanitization). Let all of your equipment soak for 15-30 minutes before use and you'll have no problems! At $15 for a 5 pound bag you can't beat this stuff. Also great for removing labels from bottles.
January 31, 2012
Excellent product
I've brewed tons of batches of beer using only this product to clean all my bottles and equipment. Never had one single issue with sanitation or contamination. Excellent product that I would recommend to everyone.
December 20, 2011
Works well
I have been using this as my cleaning/sanitizing agent since I started brewing over 3 years ago and have never had an issue with infection/contamination. If you soak bottles in it to remove labels, it can leave a dusty residue on the bottles, but this does wipe off.
December 9, 2012
Works great
Cheap and easy to mix and use. I used this on my first batch and it worked well enough to stick with it.
January 10, 2011
Works fine
have used this product on beer and wine brewing equipment and it does the job just fine. No need to use anything else
October 29, 2011
great
used this for first time brewing and it worked great. Easy and no problems. Better living thru chemistry!
March 4, 2012
Great Product
I've used this product for two different brews now and have not had any problems with it.
October 3, 2012
Great stuff
Been using this stuff to clean my equipment since I started brewing. No problems at all. Even used it at the beginning in place of StarSan, and never had an issue.
November 18, 2012
I've always used this product & I wish it was available for purchase at regular grocery stores and other retailers. It works great everytime!
May 25, 2018
Purchased
 3 months ago
good cleaner
This came with a beginners kit that i purchased, and it's the brand i've been using ever since. I've never had a problem with an infection in anything i've brewed.
January 15, 2013
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What is the difference between Potassium Metabisulfite and Sodium Metabisulfite?
terry n on May 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The main functions of both chemicals is to add free sulphites to the wine or clean equipment, for that they are very similiar. Chemically they are differnt in their by products, residual sodium vs. potassium, its a matter of prefence, but the quantities used are too small to produce a taste in the wine or beer. I prefer potassium, because of the slightly higher concentration levels, it makes me feel better about cleaning. In cleaning I will make a k-meta water solution in a spray bottle and spray down every surface that touches wine. The other use is stabillization, which is a little more complicated and can change the taste pretty drastically. The amount that comes with the kits is on the lower side of what's needed so the wine will not last for a long time. But you need ph and sulphite testing to determine proper additions or you can over add and get a sulphite taste which cannot be removed. Hope this helps.
Is Easy Clean safe for septic systems?
A shopper on Nov 6, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Considering what it is i wouldn't go dumping large quantity down the drain, but properly mixed amounts should be ok as to not kill the bacteria in the tank.
how do you make a sulfite solution?
A shopper on May 9, 2018
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