Fwd: Introducing Saniclean PAA Pro—The New Standard in Acid Sanitizing

Cory Meisch

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Jul 2, 2025, 11:24:16 AMJul 2

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Michele,

Do you have any info on this? Is this something homebrewers would want to use?

Cory

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From: Craft Beer & Brewing <sup...@beerandbrewing.com>
Date: Wed, Jul 2, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Subject: Introducing Saniclean PAA Pro—The New Standard in Acid Sanitizing
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Meet Saniclean PAA Pro
A Powerful Acid Rinse & Sanitizer in One

We’re proud to introduce Saniclean PAA Pro, the newest addition to the Five Star family. This EPA-registered formula delivers powerful peracetic acid (PAA)-based sanitization and acid cleaning—engineered to keep your brewery clean, compliant, and efficient.

With Saniclean PAA Pro, you get:

✅ Two sizes to fit your needs (5 gallon and 53 gallon)
✅ EPA registered sanitizer
✅ PAA-powered performance to sanitize with confidence
✅ Prevention of beerstone build-up
✅ Versatility for use in coarse sprayers, fermenters, kegs, brite tanks, hoses, and packaging lines
✅ A combined acid rinse and sanitizer to streamline your process

Whether you're scaling up or fine-tuning your cleaning protocol, Saniclean PAA Pro simplifies your sanitizing routine without compromising on performance.

Order Now or contact your Five Star distributor to learn more.

Craft Beer & Brewing
1300 Riverside Ave, Ste 206, Fort Collins, CO, 80524

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Russell Berger

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Jul 2, 2025, 11:30:42 AMJul 2

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Hi Cory,

PAA is peractic acid, and I would not recommend using it at home. It's far more harsh and shouldn't be handled without PPE. I'll continue using StarSan.

Cheers,

Russell

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Michele Wonder

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Jul 2, 2025, 12:22:50 PMJul 2

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Yup, exactly what Russell said.

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