Re: OT - Cleaning products- steamer

[Guest guest]

It occurred to me that you might want to invest in a steamer, and

just use heat and water to sterilize.

Desh

>

> I just dilute the peroxide in a darkened spray bottle. Vinegar in

> another spray bottle. AFAIK, bleach kills 99% of nasties, and

vinegar

> 95%, add in the peroxide and you're golden. For what you're doing,

I

> would get some big garden sprayers. You can clean after

butchering, but

> also give the field a once over before you butcher again, and the

> peroxide will bubble up on suspicious parts and not be toxic to the

meat.

> I can ask my husband when he gets home if you like- he's a

registered

> meat cutter, but I suppose you are too. . . .

>

> Desh

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[Guest guest]

We're not meat cutters we do the actual slaughtering as well. I'll

give the peroxide a go but I don't think hot water alone will cut

grease and our hogs leave a lot of that behind. Thanks

Belinda

> >

> > I just dilute the peroxide in a darkened spray bottle. Vinegar in

> > another spray bottle. AFAIK, bleach kills 99% of nasties, and

> vinegar

> > 95%, add in the peroxide and you're golden. For what you're doing,

> I

> > would get some big garden sprayers. You can clean after

> butchering, but

> > also give the field a once over before you butcher again, and the

> > peroxide will bubble up on suspicious parts and not be toxic to the

> meat.

> > I can ask my husband when he gets home if you like- he's a

> registered

> > meat cutter, but I suppose you are too. . . .

> >

> > Desh

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[Guest guest]

The H2O2 cuts through blood well and it kills just about everything.

They are even using it to kill anthrax by pumping it in gas form into

contaminated rooms.

I am not sure about cutting grease though. I usually use something else

to clean then use the H2O2 to disinfect. It is best if you spray it on

and leave it to dry.

Tropical Traditions has a cleaner I used and it comes in gallon size.

It worked very well on grease and I even cleaned an old oven with it

that was in need of some attention! Orange based cleaners also worked

well for me cleaning up grease but I can't even find Orange Clean

anymore and that was before I was concerned about natural cleaners. I

just couldn't use the Clorox my parents are obsessed with as the fumes

made me sick.

Dawn

labelleacres wrote:

>

> We're not meat cutters we do the actual slaughtering as well. I'll

> give the peroxide a go but I don't think hot water alone will cut

> grease and our hogs leave a lot of that behind. Thanks

>

> Belinda

>

[Guest guest]

We are required to disinfect with Clorox. It is a cleaner I'm looking

for and wondered if anyone has any opinions on Shaklee cleaning

products. I already use Basic H for deworming. Never heard of Tropical

Traditions, where is it sold?

Belinda

> >

> > We're not meat cutters we do the actual slaughtering as well. I'll

> > give the peroxide a go but I don't think hot water alone will cut

> > grease and our hogs leave a lot of that behind. Thanks

> >

> > Belinda

> >

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.householdtraditions.com/all_purpose_non_toxic_household_cleaner.htm

> > >

> > > We're not meat cutters we do the actual slaughtering as well. I'll

> > > give the peroxide a go but I don't think hot water alone will cut

> > > grease and our hogs leave a lot of that behind. Thanks

> > >

> > > Belinda

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

yeah, I use h202 for menstrual stains -works great! A steamer isn't hot

water, it's water vapor, so over 212 and yer hog grease is all gone at

140 in a dishwasher. . .also, washing soda is a degreaser (i use it in

laundry soap) and it would seem very easy to add your orange oil or lemon

oil for additional degreasing properties once you figure your formula.

it would even seem possible to make a concentrate and put it on a hose

sprayer (the way mosquito yard spray on a hose works). also fyi on the

steamer, if you have hard water in tennessee like here in kentucky, you

have to put a pinch of salt or baking soda in the steamer or it won't

work. i got one off of freecycle from someone who just thought hers

didn't work. i lost it in the last move, and miss it a lot. my husband

says butchering's easy, it's the killing that's hard. . . .

Desh

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