Steramine Quaternary Sanitizing Tablets (450 Count) - Commercial Sanitizer Tablets for Food-Contact Surfaces, Kitchen & Food Service - No-Rinse Dish Sanitizer Sanitabs - 150-Count/Bottle, 3-Pack

I use Steramine tablets daily in my food service operation and they’ve been a game changer. They’re quick to mix, easy to use, and meet all health code requirements. There’s no strong chemical smell and no residue left behind on surfaces or utensils. It gives me confidence knowing everything is properly sanitized and safe for customers. A must have for any commercial kitchen.

Great product to use for restaurants

These sanitizing tablets make cleaning so much easier. Just drop one in water and it dissolves quickly, creating a strong solution that really works. I’ve used them for kitchen surfaces, containers, and general sanitation, and they leave everything feeling santized and safe.

I've been using this regularly since I bought it 3 months ago, and I'm not even through the first gallon yet. With a total of 450 tablets, I'm pretty sure this is a lifetime supply for the home kitchen. It works great, has no odor, and leaves no residue. As any bartender will tell you, you do want to avoid getting it on your hands, as it irritates and dries out your skin horribly. If you do, wash your hands immediately. Highly recommend.

I use these in the restaurant I manage and it keeps the health department happy and you only have to put one in a gallon of water so it works out great. I’ve been using these for years. They don’t tear your hands up like bleach.

We bought this and immediately set up a subscription. Our cleaning chem providers can't touch the value. To prevent running out we set this up on a subscription. Save money over our distributor price and still get the identical great product we need to meet health regulations and keep our glassware looking clean and fresh!

Work like is described, it's a good disinfectant

Very cheap way to "reform" wayward garmets, you know the sort. Washed on hot with extra soap, smells bad 30 mins after you put it on. Gross. Soaked in a bucket for 20 mins at label strength then washed normally, 3 wears later the smell hasn't returned. Keep in mind I'm talking about work clothes, not dress clothes, but so far I haven't seen damage on anything. Next laundry day I might try some pillows, or a matress cover, socks?