Vanorinse 25L Dairy Pipeline Cleaner
Evans Vanorinse is a chlorinated alkaline liquid cleaner for the milk residues left in milking plant and pipelines. Its caustic and chlorine formulation supports the wash stage after milking, with a non-foaming action that suits circulation through the plant. This listing supplies the 25 litre container, manufacturer order code R066KEV.
The formulation mixes easily with water and rinses freely, helping operators complete a consistent cleaning cycle. Added sequestrants support cleaning across different water hardness levels, while the manufacturer describes the product as defatting and protecting rubbers and helping to prevent milkstone build-up. Match the cleaning programme to the equipment and keep any separate maintenance stages clearly defined.
Vanorinse has distinct instructions for in-place cleaning and manual treatment of dairy equipment. Both use 125ml in 40 litres of water, but the preparation temperature, application method and cleaning time differ. Keeping these procedures separate helps staff use the right combination of solution strength, temperature and mechanical action for each task.
Use Vanorinse as part of a planned dairy hygiene routine, with thorough pre-rinsing and a complete clean-water rinse before equipment is used again. The concentrate is corrosive and must be kept away from acids. Have the current label and safety data sheet available to staff, and follow the equipment manufacturer's cleaning and handling requirements.
Key Features & Benefits
- Chlorinated alkaline cleaner: combines caustic and chlorine ingredients for removing milk residues from dairy equipment.
- Non-foaming action: suitable for circulation through milking plant and pipelines.
- Easy mixing and rinsing: mixes readily with water and rinses away freely when the specified procedure is completed.
- Support across water conditions: added sequestrants improve cleaning at different water hardness levels.
- Rubber care: the manufacturer describes it as defatting and protecting rubbers and helping to prevent milkstone build-up.
- Two defined cleaning methods: separate in-place and manual instructions use the same measured dilution with different temperatures and times.
- 25 litre pack: a liquid concentrate for repeated use within a controlled dairy cleaning programme.
Directions for Use
Prepare the plant after milking
Immediately after milking, remove dirt from clusters, tubes and jetters. Thoroughly rinse the plant through with clean, cold water and run to waste. Read the product label and safety data sheet before preparing the wash solution. Wear protective gloves, clothing and eye or face protection, and avoid breathing mist.
Circulate through milking plant and pipelines
Prepare a solution of 125ml Vanorinse in 40 litres of hot water at 71°C. Draw it into the plant, allowing some solution to run to waste until the return line discharges hot solution at a minimum of 50°C. Then set the return line for circulation, circulate through the plant for 15 minutes and run to waste. Rinse thoroughly with clean, cold water and allow the plant to drain completely.
Clean dairy equipment manually
After milking, rinse the equipment with clean water. Add 125ml Vanorinse to 40 litres of warm water at 45°C. Brush the equipment thoroughly in the prepared solution for at least two minutes, ensuring that every surface contacts the solution. Rinse with clean, cold water and allow all equipment to drain completely.
Complete the final rinse and store safely
After treatment and before equipment is used again, thoroughly rinse with clean water to prevent chemical residues contaminating milk. Do not mix Vanorinse with other products, especially acids, because contact with acids releases toxic gas. Store it tightly closed in its original container in a cool, well-ventilated place, away from acids and protected from sunlight.
Product Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Evans Vanodine |
| Product |
Vanorinse |
| Manufacturer order code |
R066KEV |
| Pack size |
25 litres |
| Product type |
Chlorinated alkaline dairy pipeline cleaner |
| Appearance and odour |
Pale yellow liquid with a chlorine odour |
| Working dilution |
125ml in 40 litres of water |
| In-place cleaning |
Prepare with water at 71°C; return-line discharge at least 50°C before circulation; circulate for 15 minutes |
| Manual cleaning |
Prepare with water at 45°C; brush for at least two minutes |
| pH at 125ml per 40 litres |
11.70 |
| Rinsing |
Thorough clean, cold-water rinse and complete draining after cleaning |
| Manufacturer-stated shelf life |
1 year |
FAQs
What is Vanorinse used for?
Vanorinse is used to remove milk residues from milking plant, pipelines and dairy equipment. It has an in-place circulation method and a separate manual brushing method. Choose the procedure that matches the equipment, and complete both the initial rinse and the final rinse as part of the cleaning cycle.
What dilution should I use?
The manufacturer specifies 125ml in 40 litres of water for both described methods. The shared dilution does not make the procedures interchangeable: in-place cleaning starts with water at 71°C, while manual cleaning uses water at 45°C. Follow the corresponding circulation or brushing instructions and the stated cleaning time.
How long should the circulation cycle run?
Once the return line is discharging solution at a minimum of 50°C, set it for circulation and circulate for 15 minutes before running to waste. This follows preparation with water at 71°C. Finish with a thorough clean, cold-water rinse and allow the plant to drain completely.
Is Vanorinse suitable for different water hardness levels?
Yes. Evans describes Vanorinse as effective in all water conditions, with added sequestrants to improve cleaning across different water hardness levels. Continue to use the stated dilution and complete procedure, and assess results within the site's cleaning programme rather than changing the dose without product-specific advice.
Does it need rinsing before equipment is used again?
Yes. Thorough rinsing with clean water after treatment and before reuse is required to prevent chemical residues contaminating milk. Both the manual and in-place methods specify a clean, cold-water rinse followed by complete draining. Free-rinsing performance does not remove the need to carry out this final stage.
Can it be mixed with other cleaning products?
No. The safety data sheet warns against mixing with other products, particularly acids, which can release toxic gas on contact. Keep other cleaning chemicals for their own separate procedures. Vanorinse causes severe skin burns and eye damage, so follow the specified protection, storage and handling precautions whenever working with the concentrate.
