Is this cleaner NSF certified? Category A-1, which means it can be used around food preparation?
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Here is what Simple Green says on their site: Ideal for industrial/manufacturing, electronics and parts washing industries. 2013 Formula is NSF labeled A1, A2, A4, A8, B1 and C1 for use in food processing and handling facilities - and able to validate below 10 parts per million in rinsability requirements for cleaning in cosmetics, medical and pharmaceutical environments where Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are followed. No ozone-depleting substance warning labels required.
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Diane, go to www.nsf.org/consumer-resources/what-is-nsf-certification/ The site reports that any product displaying the NSF certification mark show that it has been "tested by one of today's most respected independent product testing organizations." NSF: "The Public Health and Safety Organization."
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I use BKF (powder form) solely on my Cuisinart stainless steel cookware and in cleaning my stainless steel sink. For more delicate surfaces, go with the liquid form.
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Ours was not labeled as food grade. However it is a decent plastic. We've washed ours and use it for dry foods. We're not experts but believe it is generally safe to use this funnel for food as long as the food is not hot which might cause the plastic to release potentially dangerous chemicals.
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I am not sure if it is NSF approved, but it is a really good roaster. I operate a home based catering business andWe use this roaster a lot. It is a good size and it does a good job! To keep cleanup to a minimum, however, we use cooking bags when we use the roaster. These bags are also available on amazon. Do not cook over 350 degrees if using a cooking bag.
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No. It is not therapeutic grade. Therapeutic grade is processed differently & costs significantly more. I'm still trying to figure out if it makes any difference for cleaning!
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I'm not sure if you can add a fliter but I stop using it being the fact that dirt was getting in the straw and there was no way of cleaning it. I also didn't see on the label that it was NSF certified
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My guess is likely the purpose of the knife. NSF is typical for commercial kitchens.
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I don't know about any certification but I know they had to be tested before they could be sold. I can tell you it works great, you can keep the heat up to where you need it and you can reuse the oil many times without burning it. The meal from fish batter goes to the bottom of the unit and doesn't burn.
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I've used it find for sauces. The probe area is steel so cleans fine, and I blieve it attaches with a silicone connector to a steel cable. No reason I can think of that it couldn't be washed or used with sauces.
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I am not sure if it is NSF approved, but it is a really good roaster. I operate a home based catering business and We use this roaster a lot. It is a good size and it does a good job! To keep cleanup to a minimum, however, we use cooking bags when we use the roaster. These bags are also available on amazon. Do not cook over 350 degrees if using a cooking bag.
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I have not used it for cleaning, as I thought it cost prohibitive; otherwise, I sure it would work well. I do use food grade daily for cleaning.
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No..not by any means.. This product is made for items that are for food grade.
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I bought one; I did not find anything says it is NSF certified. Check for other model like Panasonic SR-42HZP
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I do not know if it is NSF certified, you may contact Excalibur to ask them . I do know for the price point you will not find a better dehydrator.................
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No. Go to www.rbnainfo.com for complete ingredient list. It's listed under multi-purpose cleaners.
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don't know. BUT I saw the test vs other antibacterial cleaners on Americas Test Kitchen and they said it was equal to the others from a antibacterial standpoint but MUCH better from an environmental standpoint.