Food Contact Sanitizer Tablets, NSF D2 Certified, No Rinse, Food Safe

I'd never heard of HOCL tabs before but they are great and convenient. Drop one or two in a spray bottle and away ya go. I use them this way to sterilize all the animals water bowls and buckets when I change the water every morning, it keeps the buckets free of slime and algae. From peacocks to cows, we got a lotta water buckets. They work great in the laundry, for dirty farm clothes I put 2 or 3 in a qt of water and when they are done fizzing, dump that in the washer load after its full. They get rid of the smells and stinks without damaging the fabrics. The cool thing is HOCL is good for everything from first aid disinfection to sterilizing surfaces. at 100ppm tabs you can make your water anywhere from 100ppm to 1000ppm for hospital level sterilization of surfaces. Funny thing, we had a swimming pool with a salt/chlorine generator on it, and here I find out... it was actually making HOCL. (a safe form of chlorine) all those yrs I had no idea it was making HOCL and not hypochlorite. (the solid form of pool chlorination) So yeah... buy these tabs if you have a lot of disinfection to do. keeps everything clean and odor free without the burn danger of clorox water.

I use them to sanitize dog bowls and it helps keeping them slime free longer. Love that I don’t have to deal with the smell of bleach and my dog agrees. Tablets are small so they take up less space and last a long time.

Quality product

Does it work? idk. Was easy to use and nearly no smell. The instructions are hard to understand how much to mix. Item seemed to dissolve easily and good number of tablets for the price.

Great for around the house use. I also use it at the high concentration to disinfect my pet clippers

Saw on my holistic group this is one of the best non toxic cleansers. They werent lying!! It deoderizes so well, and cleans fantastically

I got these as a substitute for San-drops for pedicure thrones. They're perfect! And I switched over to them permanently

Purchased one pack on 10/18/2025. The tablets I received has an expiration date of March 2026. How am I supposed to finish 100 tablets in four months?