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More information about disinfection substances
There are four main types of disinfection substances. In this summary there will be a summary which has the pros en cons of all these types of products.

1. Products based on Chlorine

  • Chlorine is declining in popularity, due to carcinogenic connections.
  • The effect of Chlorine is tightly attached to the acidity.
  • The application of Chlorine a water systems is not effective.
  • For disinfection of production areas Chlorine can be effective.
  • It is basically used because of the low costs.

2. Products based on Quaternary Ammonium connections

  • These so called Quats can work good.
  • Quats will leave residues, even with rinsing.
  • Quats must constantly change concentration and agent against resistance.
  • Quats are not always effective, for example Listeria is hard to kill.

3. Products based on Peracetic acid

  • Peracetic acid is aggressive and affects machinery, it can not be used in the long term. Freebac-Clearoxyl is mild for machinery and work surfaces.
  • Peracetic acid has a pungent odor, Freebac-Clearoxyl not.

4. Based on alcohol

  • It does not work as long due to the fast evaporation.
  • The required contact time is therefore often not achieved.

5. Based on Hydrogen Peroxide

  • Hydrogen peroxide is a good active substance, however pure hydrogen peroxide is unstable it has an uncontrolled reaction once it comes into contact with micro-organisms and organics - this means that it is inefficient and that there is much waste. Freebac solved this problem.
  • Hydrogen Peroxide is often stabilized using silver nitrate, this will bring the risk of having metals in the food.
  • Hydrogen Peroxide stabilized using peracetic acid, will be aggressive on your machines (as described above).

6. Freebac

  • Freebac is in the last group of Hydrogen Peroxides.
  • It is stabilized using a gel, made of natural and food safe products. It is not stabilised using silver or peracetic acid, so it is unique.

Now on the features of Freebac.

Features Freebac:

  • The standard Freebac is based on 35% hydrogen peroxide - we can produce any dilution between 0,5 and 35% upon requested.
  • Is entirely comprised of food safe ingredients.
  • Has a broad-spectrum anti-microbial activity, highly effective against bacteria, (gram positive and gram negative).
  • It is also a virucide and effective against fungi, yeast and moulds.
  • At user dosage it is non-mutagenic, non-carcinogenic, non-toxic, non-corrosive, non-tainting, non-volatile.
  • It has no smell, taste or colour. Has extended action (residual effect).
  • Highly effective against biofilm.
  • Is effective even in the presence of organic matter.
  • Micro-organisms cannot develop a resistance against Freebac.
  • Unaffected by pH levels and temperatures up to 90oC.
  • Retains its stability when exposed to light.
  • Does not damage (spoil) food when used at manufacturers recommended concentrations.