Sanitize your rebreather loop, regulator second stages, dive mask, BCD oral inflator and other dive equipment with Steramine.

This multi-purpose sanitizer that meets the public health criteria of the Environmental Protection Agency. It contains quaternary ammonium, a widely used antimicrobial agent. Also a cationic surfactant to clean and sanitize your dive equipment in one step. It is non-irritating to the hands, non-corrosive to metals, non-staining, and odorless. One 150 tablet bottle makes 75 to 150 gallons of sanitizer.  

Directions: Use ordinary drinking water to prepare your sanitizing solution. Mix one tablet (for 200 ppm) or two tablets (for 400 ppm) with one gallon of water. (Steramine tablets can be slow to dissolve in cold water, so if you need to accelerate the process then dissolve the tablets in a cup of hot tap water and then pour that into the rest of the cold water.) It is recommended that the stronger 400 ppm concentration if you are spraying, and the 200 ppm concentration if you are soaking equipment. Follow the recommendations from the equipment manufacturer for cleaning your dive gear, allowing the wet solution to contact surfaces to be sanitized for at least 1 minute. You should not soak dive equipment in hot water and we do not recommend prolonged (i.e. multi-hour) soaking. Steramine leaves no residue, but rinsing after use is recommended. Prepared solution may be reused but you should prepare a fresh sanitizing solution daily or more often if the solution becomes diluted or soiled.