Saniclean 32 oz – Non-Foaming Acid Final Rinse by Five Star
Product details
Saniclean by Five Star is a non-foaming, acid-based final rinse designed for brewers who prefer clear, residue-free sanitation of fermenters, draft lines, serving tanks, and parts. While not a registered sanitizer, Saniclean is ideal for post-cleaning odor control and surface prep when rinsing with water isn’t ideal.
- Low-Foaming Final Rinse: Excellent for use in kegs, fermenters, draft systems, and pump circulation cleaning.
- Great for Draft Line Maintenance: Reduces off-odors and flavor carryover in serving equipment.
- Easy to Use: Mix 1 oz per 3 gallons of water, apply by spray or soak, and allow 3 minutes of contact time.
- Use After Cleaning: Best used after an alkaline wash such as PBW.
- Updated Formula: The new clear version resists separation and improves rinse performance.
Important: Saniclean is not an EPA-registered sanitizer. For sanitization, use a product like Star San or BTF Iodophor.
⚠️ This product is eligible for ground shipping only within the contiguous United States.
Additional information
| SKU | 7934, 7935 |
Frequently Asked Questions about Saniclean
Is Saniclean a sanitizer?
No. Saniclean is an acid-based final rinse, not an EPA-registered sanitizer. It’s designed to reduce residue and odor after cleaning.
When should I use Saniclean?
Use Saniclean after cleaning with an alkaline product like PBW. It’s ideal for rinsing fermenters, kegs, and draft lines before use.
Does Saniclean require rinsing?
No final water rinse is needed. Apply by spray or soak and allow 3 minutes of contact time, then air dry or use wet.
Can I use Saniclean in a spray bottle?
Yes. Saniclean works well as a low-foaming spray rinse for quick surface applications.
What’s different about the new clear Saniclean formula?
The updated version has improved stability and is less prone to separating during shipping, offering more consistent performance.
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.
