SAFETY & COMPLIANCE
CLEANICE HAS NO RIVALS WHEN IT COMES TO SAFETY & COMPLIANCE
- CleanIce is NSF / ANSI 12 registered for all automatic ice making equipment.
- CleanIce is safe; it is designed to deliver near-undetectable levels of odor-fighting gas.
- Levels of chlorine dioxide do not exceed the OSHA Short Term Exposure Limit (0.3ppm) or Time Weighted Average (0.1ppm).
- The active ingredient CI02 is an EPA-approved drinking water treatment substance and holds FDA registrations for food contact.
- The sachet holder is composed of food-grade plastic for use in food processing tools.
- The adhesive on the holders meets the safety FDA regulations for direct and indirect food contact – Title 21 CFR Parts 174-178.
SAFETY & COMPLIANCE FAQ
Answers to the most common CleanIce safety and compliance questions we receive.
Yes, CleanIce is NSF/ANSI 12 registered for automatic ice making equipment. NSF/ANSI 12 establishes minimum food protection and sanitation requirements for the materials, design, construction and performance of automatic ice making equipment and related components that are used in the manufacturing, processing, storing, dispensing, packaging and transportation of ice intended for human consumption.
Yes, CleanIce is designed to deliver near‐undetectable levels of odor‐fighting gas. As soon as the machine is opened, any remaining gas will dissipate, or be flushed from the bin.
There is no PPE required to handle and use the CLEANICE product. When shipped dry, the CLEANICE contains the precursor ingredients listed on the product SDS. These ingredients are compartmentalized in a robust, tear‐resistant activation membrane. Upon the CLEANICE’s exposure to humidity, water vapor will enter the CLEANICE membrane, and chlorine dioxide gas will be generated. The gas will slowly release from the activation membrane at ultra‐low levels over the course of 30 days. Levels of chlorine dioxide gas should not exceed the OSHA Short Term Exposure Limit (0.3 ppm) or Time Weighted Average (0.1 ppm) for chlorine dioxide (reference CLEANICE in Freezer Report).
CleanIce sachets have a shelf life of 18 months. Once opened, the sachet is good for 30 days.
Yes, the gas generated by CleanIce quickly breaks down and leaves little‐to‐no residual. Additionally, the active ingredient is also an EPA‐approved drinking water treatment substance, as well as, holding FDA registrations for food contact.
If the plastic hang sleeve/holder falls from its position, attempt to dry the area thoroughly and replace the holder. If the holder will not stick, contact THGD/GECS and we will send you a replacement.
CleanIce is contained in a strong puncture‐resistant pack/membrane. If the packet should break, remove ice and clean the ice bin. You can also contact THGD/GECS for further assistance and instruction.
Yes, the holder is a food‐grade plastic safe for use in food processing tools like food processors and refrigerator linings. Additionally, the adhesive included on the holders is registered/approved with the FDA.
Cleaning Frequency
- Breaking down an ice machine is time consuming and monotonous
- Cleaning is labor intense
Other Cleaning Solutions
- Use of UV lights & other sprays do not eliminate bacteria in entire machine
- Chute, lines, lid track, and more is missed when cleaning
Employee Challenges
- Employees are not fully trained, meaning they do not practice proper cleaning and thorough SMOT procedures
- When short staffed, ice machine is often overlooked for cleaning
#1 Problem
- You cannot tell for certain that your ice machine or walk in cooler is free of bacteria after a normal cleaning
THE SCIENCE BEHIND CLEANICE
We are able to provide you with all the data you need to make a sound decision — from how CleanIce works to real-world results and safety and compliance data.
CLEANICE is a new, patented solution for maintaining the cleanliness and health of all types of commercial ice machines and walk-in cooler/freezer environments.
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- 3737 Roundbottom Rd.
- Cincinnati OH 45150 USA
- 513.624.3432