Approved Uses of WPS

 

 

Chlorine Dioxide Application Chart

Common Uses and P.P.M. General Reference Guide  This chart is for general reference only. Some applications such as commercial water applications may require a different ppm or CT time depending on the specific application, amount of contamination, and microbes being targeted.

This chart is representative of the amounts of chlorine dioxide known to be used for applications based on product information, EPA, and FDA reports.

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 PPM Contact Time
Sanitizer
for hard Surfaces		 15 5 min Previously cleaned utensils
Food Preparation Areas
Cutting Boards
Beverage Dispensers
Food Processing Equipment
Beer Processing Equipment
Food Conveyor Belts
Disinfectant
for Hard Surfaces		 150 10 min Hard Surfaces in:
Hotels
Factories
Hospitals
Sick Rooms
Ships
Schools
Clean Rooms
Any other contaminated areas
Disinfectant
for clean, in place potable water systems		 100 10
min		 Use to disinfect lines in fountain drink, or any other beverage preparation, transfer, or storage device.
Anti Microbial and General Cleaner
for clean, in place potable water systems		 50 N/A Reduces Microbial Activity, Cleans Deodorizes, and removes organic matter in Stored Potable water, and the lines for fountain drink, or any other beverage preparation, transfer, or storage device.
Anti Microbial and General Cleaner
non-potable water systems in Horticulture
Applications		 5 N/A Reduces Microbial Activitity in non-potable wate used for cut flower, prevents microbial transfer from water to flower, Extends shelf life of Cut Flowers.
Disinfectant, Sanitizer, Algaecide, Fungicide,
for Horticulture and Greenhouse non-potable water storage and systems		 50
100
20
50
.25		 20 min
10 min
5 min
12 hours
continuous		 Disinfect
Disinfect
Sanitize
Treat, control, prevent
Prevent and inhibit re-growth
Fruit and Vegetable wash to extend freshness 5 1 minute Reduces Micro Organisms and Spoilage
Spray or Dip, Follow with rinsing, blanching, canning, or cooking
Poultry Processing 3 continuous Chill water at no more than 3ppm
Processing water may leave no more than 3ppm    residual.
Potable Water Treatment 1-2
.08		 continuous
residiual
Controls Microbal activity
Oxidant Disinfectant
* variable due to conditions
Wastewater 5 continuous
residiual
Oxidizes and Deodorizes
This chart is a work in progress.This chart is representative of the amounts of chlorine dioxide known to be used for applications based on product information, EPA, and FDA reports.

Although we believe this chart to be accurate to the best of our knowledge, we make no guarantees. *Some applications may require adjustment to PPM and CT due to conditions such as contamination level, and type of pathogen targeted

 

WPS1 or 2- Household Uses

WPS- sodium chlorite solution has many practical household uses. It can replace many household chemicals you may already use while providing a much healthier and less toxic environment in your home This can be particularly significant if you have young children at home, whose developing bodies and minds are extremely sensitive to toxins in cleaning products and other household chemicals.

Treating Mold & Mildew with WPS

WPS can effectively replace many bathroom cleaning products, including shower scrub, grout whitener, and toilet cleaner. Activate 30 to 60 drops and add to a cup of warm water. Use a cloth or spray bottle to apply the activated WPS and water to your shower walls, floor tiles, and toilet bowl. Let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe or scrub away and rinse off.
A strong WPS and water mix can brighten the grout between floor and wall tiles. You can also use an WPS and warm water mix on your rubber shower mat and shower curtain to remove mildew buildup.
WPS can also be added to your loads of laundry to wash mildew out of washable clothing and fabrics. Wet the mildewed section of fabric and scrub in liquid or powdered detergent onto the area. Then wash the fabric in warm water. Activate 30 to 60 drops of WPS and add to the wash water instead of bleach.
WPS and water can also remove mildew and stains on cement, brick, stone, and other outdoor surfaces. Use a wire brush to scrub WPS and water onto patio stones, foundation walls, or exposed concrete surfaces.

Kitchen uses for WPS

Did you know that studies have shown that the average kitchen sink and sponge contain up to ten times more bacteria than the average toilet?! When it comes to keeping the kitchen clean, WPS is a sensible alternative to both bleach, which can create toxic byproducts, and antibacterial cleaning soaps which create drug-resistant germs.
Use a mild WPS and water solution whenever you want to clean your kitchen counter, sink, sponges, or cutting boards. WPS is the perfect thing for wooden cutting boards because unlike bleach, it does not create toxic byproducts when it interacts with wood.
To keep your kitchen sponges and brushes clean, activate a few drops of WPS and add to a cup of water. Soak your sponges or brushes overnight every few days to keep them clean.

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General Cleaning with WPS

WPS can be used all over the house for general cleaning purposes. A paper towel dipped in WPS and water makes a great way to wipe doorknobs, railings, banisters, and other regularly touched objects in your home. This is particularly relevant during fall and winter months when flu germs roam freely.
Next time you clean your trashcan, use WPS instead of bleach. Activate one teaspoon of WPS with one teaspoon of activator. Add this to a cup of warm water with a couple drops of liquid soap. Use this as a cleaning solution to scrub out trash cans, garbage and recyclable bins, tackle box, and any other container that develops a foul smell over time.
WPS is great for cleaning fish tanks. Add a few drops of activated WPS to your cleaning water the next time you clean your fish tank.

WPS and Food Preparation

WPS is by far the best food treatment product available. Using WPS to help prepare your meals is a powerful way to improve the quality of your food at home.
Use a mild WPS and water solution as a rinse and scrub on vegetables before preparing them for salads or cooking. Add 10 to 15 drops of WPS to a gallon of rinse water to rinse leafy greens, brush off mushrooms, or clean any other produce you prepare.
For poultry, fish, beef, and other meats, use WPS as a safeguard against pathogens hiding in the meat. WPS can be used as either a scrub or a soak to help keep your meat products safe to eat.
As a scrub, activate 5-10 drops of WPS and add to a half cup of water. Use this solution to rub firmly on the surface of a fish filet, chicken breast, steak, or other meat item. Allow the solution to stay on the surface of the meat for a few minutes, then rinse off thoroughly.
As a soak, activate 5-15 drops of WPS and add to enough water to cover your meat items in a dish or a pan. Submerge your meat items in the WPS soak solution for several minutes as you prepare other items in the meal or preheat the oven. When you are ready to use the meat, rinse it off thoroughly and drain the rinse solution.

WPS uses for plants and flowers

The next time you have a bouquet at home, or have clipped yourself an arrangement of flowers from your garden, activate a few drops and add them to your flower waters with a pinch of sugar. Your flowers will last noticeably longer.
Use WPS to clean gardening tools that you have used to prune diseased portions from your plants. This will stop the tools from spreading the disease to other plants the next time you use them.
If you have a houseplant that is diseased, wilting, or seems unhealthy in any way, try using a strong WPS and water solution on the affected areas. Activate six drops of WPS and add to a tablespoon of water. Use this to dab onto plant stems and leaves that show signs of weakness or disease. Let the WPS stay on the plant surface for up to two minutes, then wash the area with water to completely remove the WPS.

WPS and Water Applications

For long term storage of potable water
Use 1-2 drops of WPS solution for each gallon of well water or tap water you wish to store. Seal Container
Retreat after opening..

For standing water or water from a suspect source
Use 3-4 drops of sodium chlorite solution to each gallon of water. Let stand for 8-10 hours before using

Treated water on demand.
Use 4 drops per gallon . Add equal amounts of WPS solution (Part A) and  (Part B) in a small container. Do not add directly to water,
Wait 20 seconds and add to water to be treated.
Wait 15 minutes before using