Member's Mark Commercial Sanitizer (128 Ounce) (2 Pack)

Concentrated Food-Contact Surface Sanitizer, Unscented and Bleach-Free 128-Ounce Formula – Member’s Mark

$64.98
Sale price  $64.98 Regular price 
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Member's Mark Commercial Sanitizer (128 Ounce) (2 Pack)

Concentrated Food-Contact Surface Sanitizer, Unscented and Bleach-Free 128-Ounce Formula – Member’s Mark

$64.98
Sale price  $64.98 Regular price 

A concentrated food-contact surface sanitizer helps restaurants and commercial kitchens treat tableware and other compatible food-service surfaces with a measured solution. Member’s Mark Commercial Sanitizer provides an unscented, bleach-free liquid concentrate for routine sanitation programs, helping teams standardize preparation for high-volume dish and surface care.

The 128-fluid-ounce container makes up to 128 gallons of sanitizing solution when diluted according to the registered label. The product is EPA registered for food-contact surfaces and is listed to kill 99.99 percent of food-service germs when mixed and used as directed. Measure the concentrate accurately, verify the prepared strength with compatible sanitizer test strips and use a labeled sanitizer pail where required. Clean visible soil before sanitizing, maintain the prescribed contact time and follow all rinsing, handling and storage directions on the product label.

Specifications

  • Product: Concentrated surface sanitizer
  • Brand: Member’s Mark
  • Volume: 128 fl oz
  • Yield: Up to 128 gallons
  • Item form: Liquid concentrate
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Bleach: None
  • Registration: EPA registered
  • Surface type: Compatible food-contact surfaces
  • Claim: Kills 99.99 percent of food-service germs when used as directed

Frequently Asked Questions

How much sanitizing solution can the container make?

The 128-ounce concentrate makes up to 128 gallons when diluted according to the label.

Can it be used on food-contact surfaces?

Yes. The sanitizer is EPA registered for compatible food-contact surfaces when mixed and applied as directed.

How should the concentration be checked?

Use compatible sanitizer test strips to verify the prepared solution meets the label requirement.

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