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Your cart is empty.BTF Iodophor sanitizer is specially designed to offer you maximally effective brewing sanitation. Mix it with warm or cold water (it's not designed for hot water), and it will reduce spotting, streaking, and filming in your brewing setup and tanks. A single 32-ounce bottle can make up to 320 gallons of odorless, tasteless, low-foaming cleaning solution that will prevent uncontrolled yeast or bacteria deposits on your homebrew equipment. Don't trust your sanitation needs to any cut-rate cleaner. With BTF iodophor sanitizer you know that you've got what you need to keep your system running clean. In stock and ready to ship. Features: 32 oz screw top plastic bottle. Reduce spotting, streaking, and filming in your brewing setup. Odorless, tasteless, and easy on your hands. Also available as a discounted case of twelve 32 oz bottles. NSF listed. OMRI listed (for organic use). No rinse sanitizer if used at the directed dilution. Specs: package dimensions: 9 1/8"H x 3 1/4"diameter.
Michael M
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
Not much to say, it's a great sanitizer for homebrew equipment.
2 Guys & A Cooler/Easy Freezer Meals
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2021
Not much to say here. This is a straight forward product. Dilute with water, spray down your equipment, and in just a few minutes it's sanitized!! BOOM. No rinsing required! We use this in our fermentation chambers, our crock pots, our meat grinders. We use this on our cheese making supplies, stills when making wine, and all kinds of other stuff. Does not foam. I do want to add that whatever solution you prepare, it has to be used within 24 hours. With that in mind I generally don't make more than I need at any given time!!
RR
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2021
This product is used for sanitizing equipment for home crafted wine and beer. The service was quick. Will do business again!
Jennifer Readman
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2019
Way cheaper the bigger you go. It works well not having to rinse after the fact. Am using with the MARK2 keg cleaner, stupid impressed with that too.
Jim Shroyer
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2019
I use this every time before i brew a batch of beer. too much time and money invested in my 7.5 gallon batches to take a chance on contamination. A little BTF32 goes a long way and I have never had a failed batch due to contamination since I started using it. Everything gets soaked in BTF32 , utensils, cook pot, siphon hoses, fermentor, keg etc. then a quick rinse and I have no worries. great stuff! home brewers gotta use it.
North Bend RH
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2018
I much prefer Iodine sanitizer vs the sudsy alternatives that feel a bit "slick" and make it difficult to fill buckets/carboys to the top with water. This brand works as advertised, saves a few bucks vs my local home brew supply store, and comes to my door. The only downside to iodine based sanitizer vs the sudsy stuff is that it can leave a bit of stain on buckets and my utility sink (which I use for sterilizing bottles). However, if you use a little bleach water immediately after, it cleans up well.
Ryan Hanson
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2017
Works great. I don't think I will buy this again though because the bottle can really stain when trying to pour it with a full bottle. My counter now has a stain that looks like a coffee stain. All in all, works well for home brewing.
P
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2013
It works. A bottle will last a lifetime.It's different than powdered brewery wash. PBW cleans. Iodophor sanitizes.I shake a splash if Iodophor with a gallon or so of water and shake it. Some people like to apply with a spray bottle.It's main competitor is Star-san. Both are a replacement for bleach. Below is a comparison.Iodophor:- Price is a lot higher than it used to be. Still cheaper than Star-San.- Odor can put people off. Weak and not noticeable once diluted. Plus it isn't a bad smell- can stain plastics. Again, it will likely be brewing stuff anyways and the staining is hardly noticeable if the correct proportions are used. Plus all the more reason to move to glass!- cannot be stored long term exposed to air. But it can be stored in this container. Plus it's cheap enough to just dump the solution after use.- can stain clothes- If you use it in a bucket, it will tell you where you need to clean. Iodine changes sugars to a bluish color. You can quickly see where you need to wipe your bucket with a soft rag to remove the crud.Star-San:- can leave a slimy residue in bottles- foams a decent amount. This can help coat stuff but is also a bit annoying.- more expensive (works out to like 30 cents/ batch)- I believe it sanitizes quicker- acid based. So soft metals should be avoided. I avoid using it in my kegs. A lot of people use it in kegs.Bleach:- stains- must rinse- can not be used on stainless kegs- leftover bleach can cause the formation of chlorophenol--the wet Band-Aid flavorAt the end of the day I prefer Iodophor for brewing. It's a good industrial grade sanitizer.
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