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Fall Bright, The Winemakers Shoppe,
10110 Hyatt Hill, Dundee, NY 14837
B-Brite: The best All-Around Cleanser in your Home! In
the midst of all our study of cleansers, we learned a lot! It turns out that our
B-Brite, made with Activated Oxygen Per carbonate, is a truly great cleanser! As
such, it can be used throughout your home, and can replace many products your
customers are likely paying more for! Our
producer feels that B-Brite, using Activated Oxygen Percarbonate, is likely even
better than the Oxy-Clean product advertised all over on TV (it’s at least as
good, and if Oxy-Clean isn’t using an Activated product, then B-Brite is the
better product)! Try
B-Brite for cleansing needs all over the house! It even works great in
dishwashers and clothes washing machines! Plus all-round use in bathrooms
and other areas. Try it, you’ll like it! With all these great uses, you
might want to put in some of our larger sizes, beyond the 8 ounce tubs. Crosby
and Baker carry have
the B-Brite in 5 lb and 35 lb sizes! Instructions on the B-Brite container: Dissolve one tablespoon of B-Brite per gallon of warm water. Wash equipment with B-Brite solution and then rinse with clear, cold water. Cleans with active oxygen. Does not contain chlorine or bisulfite. Effectively removes beer-stone and other fermentation residues. CAUTION: Avoid contact with eyes. For eye contact, immediately flush with copious amounts of water. Remove contact lenses if applicable and continue flushing for at least 15 minutes. Get medical attention. If swallowed, drink large quantities of water. Do not induce vomiting. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Call physician. KEEP
OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN C-Brite
Packaging Change Many
of you have noticed the recent change in our C-Brite packaging. Please rest
assured it’s exactly the same fine product it’s always been. The formulation
hasn’t changed at all. The
packaging story is a bit complicated. The formulation of our C-Brite is a
federally approved sanitizer and for years we thought that was enough. As we
learned last year with our difficulties in one State, it turns out that
sanitizers must be registered on a State-by-State basis, at a cost of up to $300
per State, per year. This neither we nor our producer is willing to do. It’s
expensive and it’s a paperwork nightmare. Accordingly, we have had to take the
product and sell it as a cleanser instead, just like we did with B-Brite years
ago. The
second part of the story is where it gets even more complicated. Turns out
sanitizers can be ‘no-rinse’ when used in the proper concentrations, which
is how we labeled C-Brite in the past. Unfortunately, no cleansers are permitted
to be labeled ‘no-rinse’. So, when we changed the packaging on C-Brite from
‘sanitizer’ to ‘cleanser’, even though we did not change the formulation
at all, we cannot call C-Brite ‘no-rinse’ if we call it a cleanser. So
there it is: Same great product, same formula, and it will work just like it
always did. Please reassure your customers that nothing has changed but the
packaging. It’s just that we can no longer make the same claims. As we said,
the formula happens to be a US EPA approved sanitizer, but we can’t sell it
that way without registering it in every State. On
the positive side, we hope you’ll like the new plastic packs. They will keep
the product fresher, and the packages are nice & shiny, and, we think, more
attractive. SANITIZATION: No-rinse effective sanitization requires a solution of 100 ppm available chlorine. This will be achieved by dissolving the contents of an 0.8 ounce packet of C-Brite in 2 gallons of warm water. Thoroughly wet all surfaces to be sanitized. Let stand at least one minute. Drain and AIR DRY. Ingredients: C-Brite is an active chlorine based preparation. Sodium Dichloro-s-triazinetrione dihydrate 6%, inert ingredients 94%. Provides 3.3% available chlorine FIRST AID FOR C-BRITE: If in eyes: *Hold eye open
and rinse slowly and gently with water for 15-20 minutes. *Remove contact
lenses, if present, after the first 5 minutes, then continue rinsing eye. * Call
poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. |
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Fall Bright,
The Winemakers Shoppe Tom and Marcy Mitchell Thank you for visiting our web site! |