1000ppm Free Chlorine

In the case of cruise ships, food borne illnesses could spread rapidly because of the relatively crowded conditions and overwhelm on board health care facilities. These high level, 1000ppm (0.1%) chlorine test strips will determine in seconds whether your chlorine bleach solutions are at the higher strengths required. The CDC advises how to reduce the risk of getting a norovirus based illness on cruise ships, in nursing homes, daycare of schools.

You can use our bleach dilution calculator to correctly calculate the amount of bleach & water needed to prepare the ppm levels indicated above. This calculator will allow for any concentration of chlorine bleach to be used to prepare a sanitizing/disinfecting solution. Watch the video:

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The following table shows how much bleach is needed to make up different concentrations of disinfectant based on an initial concentration of 5% (most store bought bleach sold in North America is rated at 5.25% but loses strength with time).

1. Choose a container large enough to hold the final amount of diluted bleach you want to make.
2. Measure & pour into the container the amount of 5% (initial) chlorine bleach you need.
3. Fill the container with water to the level of the Final Volume.
4. For concentrations other than 5%, use our Sanitizer Dilution Calculator to determine what you need.
5. If you are unfamiliar with millilitres (mL), you can use this Metric to American volume converter.
6. If you don't have the exact measuring tool round up, not down.