BTF Iodophor Sanitizer – No-Rinse Iodine-Based Sanitizer for Brewing
Product details
Clean and sanitize your brewing equipment with BTF Iodophor—a powerful, no-rinse iodine-based sanitizer trusted by homebrewers and winemakers alike. Often called simply iodophor, this sanitizer reduces spotting, filming, and streaking in cold or warm water (not recommended for hot water).
- No-Rinse Formula: No final rinse needed—just sanitize and air dry.
- Iodine-Based Power: Rapidly kills microbes while being gentle on gear and hands.
- Low-Foaming: Excellent for both soaking and spray applications.
- Flavorless & Odorless: Won’t affect the flavor or aroma of beer, wine, or cider.
- Versatile: Effective in both warm and cold water; perfect for carboys, bottles, fermenters, and more.
Instructions:
- Mix ½ oz of BTF Iodophor per 5 gallons of cold water (or ¼ oz per 2.5 gallons).
- Allow 2 minutes of contact time.
- No rinse required—simply air dry.
BTF Iodophor is an essential brewing sanitizer that’s safe, effective, and trusted for clean fermentations—every time.
Additional information
| SKU | 7912, 7914 |
Frequently Asked Questions about BTF Iodophor
What is BTF Iodophor?
BTF Iodophor is a no-rinse, iodine-based sanitizer used by homebrewers and winemakers to sanitize equipment before fermentation.
Do I need to rinse after using iodophor?
No rinse is required when used at the recommended dilution (½ oz per 5 gallons). Simply allow sanitized items to air dry.
Can I use BTF Iodophor in hot water?
No. BTF Iodophor is designed for use in cold or warm water only. Hot water can reduce its effectiveness and cause excess fumes.
How long does iodophor solution last?
Prepared iodophor solutions are most effective when used fresh. Discard the solution if it loses its amber color or after 24 hours.
Is BTF Iodophor safe for plastic and stainless steel?
Yes. BTF Iodophor is safe for stainless steel, glass, and most plastics when used at the proper dilution.
California Proposition 65
⚠ Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
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