M Maheesh Senior Member Joined Sep 7, 2014 Messages 106 Reaction score 18 Location Southern oregon Aug 3, 2023 #1 What would be beat to clean a new crusher destemmer of any possible oil residue from manufacturing?
winemaker81 wine dabbler Staff member Super Moderator Supporting Member Joined Nov 5, 2006 Messages 10,229 Reaction score 28,969 Location Raleigh, NC, USA Aug 3, 2023 #2 I'd use plain 'ole dishwashing soap. Wash all surfaces that might come in contact with the grapes, then rinse well.
I'd use plain 'ole dishwashing soap. Wash all surfaces that might come in contact with the grapes, then rinse well.
mainshipfred Junior Member Supporting Member Joined Feb 25, 2017 Messages 5,058 Reaction score 4,618 Location Centerville, Northern Virginia Aug 3, 2023 #3 I would do the same thing with a spritzing of sanitizing solution afterward.
distancerunner Supporting Members Supporting Member Joined Nov 23, 2019 Messages 431 Reaction score 658 Aug 3, 2023 #4 Used sal soda for years. Works great. Triple rinse and feel the surface. Grape sugars are sticky stuff. Last year ran out of sal soda. Used unscented Dawn dishwash. No discernable difference. Sanitize with Star San or kmeta/citric acid solution. Or not.
Used sal soda for years. Works great. Triple rinse and feel the surface. Grape sugars are sticky stuff. Last year ran out of sal soda. Used unscented Dawn dishwash. No discernable difference. Sanitize with Star San or kmeta/citric acid solution. Or not.
vinny Mildly Amused Supporting Member Joined Jan 19, 2022 Messages 2,651 Reaction score 7,087 Location Central Alberta Aug 3, 2023 #5 Gotta put in my undying vote for PBW... Love that stuff!