Oxine Sanitizer And Disinfectant 1.6 Fl Oz Bottle, Great For Poultry

US $9.95

Beggs, Oklahoma, United States
Jan 30th

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I use it to disinfect coops, clean my incubators and hatchers, mist my humidity pumps to prevent slime build up and even my outside waters for the same. A simple google search will reveal a multitude of uses. It comes in a concentrate form that up until now has only been sold in Gallons, but you only need 1.6 fluid ounces per quart of water or 6.5 fluid ounces per gallon of water. Essentially, a gallon of the product is a lifetime supply and can be pricey. How would you like to get pre-measured 1.6 fluid ounce bottles? Open the cap, pour contents into a quart bottle with water and ready to use. Now you can! Includes: 1) 1.6 fl oz bottle 2) Instructions for use Reprinted from revivalanimal.com Applications for using non-activated OXINE® (AH) Feed Troughs and Storage Bins Effective cleaning of feed bins and containers is highly encouraged. The reason for this is because of the fungal growths commonly associated with these areas. Some strains of the fungus Aspergillus flavus produce aflatoxin which is known to be carcinogenic. Allowing livestock to consume a carcinogen can have dramatic consequences. Feeds are usually manufactured and sold with a quality of being free from these toxins, but improper management of feed storage areas allows for the development of fungal growths that can spread from one supply to the next. Over time these growths can begin to produce byproducts that are detrimental to proper weight gains. OXINE can be used to help break the cycle of fungal growths associated with feed areas. To control the build up of slime forming bacteria in animal confinement areas: 1)Remove all litter and manure from floors, walls, and surfaces of barn, pens, stalls, chutes and other facilities and fixtures occupied or traversed by animals. Thoroughly clean all surfaces with soap or detergent and rinse with water. 2) Prepare the active solution by placing 6.5 fl. oz. of OXINE® (AH) concentrate per gallon of working solution into a clean plastic pail. Add one gallon of potable water for every 6.5 fl. oz. of OXINE® (AH) concentrate. 3)To apply use a commercial sprayer or fogger and saturate all areas. Always use a NIOSH/MSHA approved respirator to avoid breathing the mist. Waterers and Tanks OXINE® (AH) is effectively used in waters that are open to the atmosphere and exposed to contamination. There are considerable economic, esthetic and health reasons for keeping these waters in a sanitary condition. With little attention to these reservoirs significant levels of microorganisms can develop. Slime and odor causing microorganisms can not just survive, but can flourish in these waters. These microoganisms can develop a resistance to even significant levels of chlorination and form protective biofilm layers within the system. In an International Food Technology summary report from over two years biofilm research the active ingredient of OXINE® (AH), chlorine dioxide, was listed as one of the most effective compounds for the destruction of biofilms. Our experience conforms competely with their findings. Oxine is highly effective in removing biofilms and microorganisms from these systems. To control build up of slime and odor causing bacteria in feed waterers: 1) Feed water should be treated at a rate of one (1) fl. oz. of OXINE® (AH) concentrate per 30 gallons of water and may be injected or batch loaded. Feed pumps and injectors must be chlorine resistant for best operation. 2)Feed water storage tanks should be sufficiently sealed to prevent outside contamination and direct sunlight. To disinfect drinking water supply for poultry, swine, cattle and other livestock: Use Bio-Cide International, Inc. automated activation equipment to generate an aqueous chlorine dioxide solution. Alternatively, OXINE® (AH) may be manually activated to generate an aqueous chlorine dioxide solution. The ACTIVATED OXINE® (AH) solution can be either batch loaded or metered into the poultry and drinking water supply at a point in the system which insures uniform mixing and distribution of up to 5 ppm chlorine dioxide. Automated Activation Equipment Method: Bio-Cide International, Inc., automated activation equipment may be used to generate an aqueous chlorine dioxide solution for metering into the water supply to treat at 3 to 5 ppm activated OXINE® (AH) concentration. Manual Activation Method: ACTIVATED OXINE® (AH) concentrate may be prepared by manual mixing and subsequent dilution for treatment of the water supply at 3 to 5 ppm according to the activation and dilution charts. For example, to manually prepare ACTIVATED Oxine® to treat 1,000 gallons of water at 3 ppm ACTIVATED OXINE® (AH): 1) Preparation of active solution: Place 20 fl. oz of OXINE® (AH) concentrate into a plastic container and add 60 grams of citric acid. Prepare in a well ventilated area. Avoid breathing any fumes while crystals are dissolving. Gently stir until citric acid crystals are completely dissolved. Allow five minutes reaction time. 2)The activated concentrate may then be added to 1,000 gallons of water. Allow ten minutes before delivery to livestock water lines. Odor Control One of the most interesting characteristics about OXINE® (AH) is the ability to reduce odors. This is primarily due to the chemical action of chlorine dioxide with sulfur and nitrogen atoms. Bad smelling odors, called malodors, are typically associated with a molecule that contains a sulfur or nitrogen atom. A vivid example of this fact is in the smell associated with skunks. This compound has a sulfur and hydrogen atom (SH) which allows it to fit into certain olfactory receptors in the nose. When this happens the odor of a skunk is experienced. OXINE® (AH) chemically reacts with these types of molecules by oxidizing the sulfur atom and therefore changing the molecular structure. The molecule no longer stimulates the same olfactory receptors in the way it once did and hence the odor is eliminated. Many malodors associated with agricultural production areas are associated with molecules easily oxidized and thus eliminated by OXINE® (AH). Technical Specs: * EPA registration as a disinfectant for animal confinement facilities such as poultry house, swine pens, calf barns and kennels. * EPA registration as a bacteriostat in animal confinement facilities where "all-in, all-out" cannot be practiced. Application Information * OXINE® (AH) may be used on floors, walls and ceilings as well as handling and restraining equipment, forks, shovels and scrapers used for removing litter and manure. * Fogging or spraying equipment may be conveniently located in confinement facilities and used to apply OXINE® (AH) for control and elimination of airborne microbial contaminants. * OXINE® (AH) may also be used as a bacteriostat (non-activated) for control of surface and airborne microbial contamination. While the use of more product may be necessary, depopulation is not required in this method of application. Extended Information: Frequently Asked Questions About OXINE Q Is OXINE® (AH) a registered product that is approved to use in my family? A OXINE® (AH) is an EPA registered product and has twenty-three pages of approvals for use in industries such as animal health, food processing, medical facilities and airlines. OXINE® (AH) also has approvals from FDA as well as USDA, and BCI continues to add new approvals periodically. Q If OXINE® (AH) is so good, then why am I just now hearing about it? A Bio-Cide International, Inc. has been manufacturing OXINE® (AH) for over twenty-six years. The primary use of OXINE® (AH) has been in food processing. In order to achieve the registrations and approvals required to provide OXINE® (AH), BCI has spent the past several years pursuing the testing results to maintain registrations on its products. Now that much of that is complete, new markets once neglected are being looked at again. Q What about the safety aspects of OXINE® (AH), should I be afraid of it? A On the label there is a single word statement that is required of all registered anti-microbial products. In order to determine which word must be listed EPA considers the toxicity and safety of the product and places it into a category. There are four categories, and the safest is that of number four. Category one requires a "Dangerous" and category two the word "Warning" while categories three and four only need the "Caution" statement. OXINE® (AH) is considered a category three product and is only required to use the "Caution" on its label. Q Is OXINE® (AH) effective against the PRRS virus? A OXINE® (AH) has shown to be 100% virucidal against the PRRS virus in a recent test conducted at a USDA facility in Iowa. Other viruses tested are African Swine Fever, Newcastle Disease, Foot and Mouth Disease and Canine Parvovirus. While no complete list of efficacy can be performed by any company, OXINE® (AH) has always produced superior kills.

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Country/Region of Manufacture	United States