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For the safe cleaning and sterilising a wide range of tools, the Milton steriliser has been used in the medical industry for many years. This disinfecting fluid is formulated from a non-hazardous chlorine based bleaching agent that effectively kills off bacteria, fungi and viruses in under 15 minutes.

Suitable for use in hospitals and care homes, this large 5 litre bottle boasts a durable handle and screw down lid allowing it to be stored safely until required. Milton steriliser can be used for everything including bottles, bed pans, urinals and plastic protective clothing among other items, Milton is also suitable for sanitising water before drinking or washing foods to remove pesticides or growing agents.

• Extremely safe and trusted by many for over 60 years
• Easy and quick to dilute and use - can be distributed in spray bottles, buckets or sinks
• Milton steriliser kills bacteria, fungi and viruses in 15 minutes
• Aqueous solution of sodium hypochlorite and sodium chloride
• Chlorine levels - 10000ppm with water
• Non hazardous and required no skin protection
• Volume: 5 litre
• Pack size: 2

Microbiological Norms

• In 5 minutes: bactericidal according to EN1276 (0.5% dosage) and EN13697 (1.8% dosage) in clean conditions
• In 15 minutes: fungicidal EN1275, virucidal NFT72180. Kills rotavirus

How do I use Milton steriliser?

• Prepare a bucket of water with 5 litres of water and your required concentration of Milton
• Ensure the utensils has been pre-cleaned of dirt and soil before placing in the bucket
• Wait just 15 minutes
• Remove, dry (no need to rinse!) and the utensil is sterilised and ready to use
• The steriliser will last up to 24 hours for continuous sterilising action

How much Milton steriliser do I need to add to my bucket of water?

• For utensils for internal bodily use, use 50ml for every 1 litre of water
• For irrigating burns and wounds, use 50ml for every 1 litre of water
• For disinfecting surfaces and chopping boards use 45ml for every 2.5 litres of water
• For drinking water use 2.5ml for every 5 litres of water