1 Bottle Steramine Sanitizer Tablets - Multi Purpose Sanitizing Tablets for Food Contact Surfaces in Kitchen, Diners, Hotels, Restaurants & Commercial Use by FryOilSaver Co. (150 Count)

This stuff works to kill multiple bacterias and viruses by sterilizing your dishes, your sink, and your dishwater. It really works and leaves no residue on your dishes. Even restaurants use this in their third sink!

Works great!

Great product

Good stuff

Picked this up to sanitize my scuba gear and I’ve used it a few times already on my regulators. So far, it’s been working exactly how I hoped. No issues at all—no weird smell left behind and no taste either, which is a big deal when you’re dealing with breathing equipment. It just does the job without adding anything extra. Simple and effective. I’ll keep using it for my gear.

It turns the water blue and the test strips indicate that the solution meets the PPM required. It's worth noting the test strips come in a flimsy little paper envelope, so they're likely to be affected by the moisture in the air/easily be splashed. It's not a major deal at all, but the tablets are super slow to dissolve if you put them in water the temperature the instructions tell you to us. I'll be dissolving them in a cup of hot water then dumping that hot water in a sink full of room temperature water.

It was late but good product

I originally bought Steramine when all other sanitizers had sold out at the beginning of Covid, as it contains coronary ammonium, the basic family of chemicals used in Lysol, hospital, sanitizing wipes, and most other non-bleach sanitizers. This particular product is designed for dunking dishes into a dilute solution to sanitize them at restaurants and is considered food-safe without a rinse. That being said, half a tablet in a 1 quart spray bottle makes the more concentrated end of its recommended use, and works great for sanitizing countertops with a slight clean effect, without a need to rinse them down to remove detergent like is the case with Lysol concentrate. My primary use for this is as a "laundry sanitizer", both to help kill off nasty's coming home from work on scrubs, and to keep workout clothes smelling fresh. It's much cheaper than Lysol brand laundry sanitizer, it seems to work just as well. I dissolve two tablets in some warm water and pre-soak the laundry for about 15 minutes, and have a great results. Even when I've forgot laundry in the washing machine overnight, there is never a musty smell like when it happens without laundry sanitizer. The stuff really is a multipurpose sanitizer, and unbeatable for the price.