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Write down what went wrong and what you did about it in your diary.

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Safe method:ClothsCloths can be one of the top causes of cross-contam<strong>in</strong>ation<strong>in</strong> the k<strong>it</strong>chen. It is essential to use them safely to preventbacteria from spread<strong>in</strong>g.Safety po<strong>in</strong>tUse s<strong>in</strong>gle-use cloths wherever possible, <strong>and</strong> throwthem away after each task.Why?This will make sure that any bacteria pickedup by the cloth will not be spread.Always use a new or freshly cleaned cloth to wipework surfaces, equipment or utensils that will be usedw<strong>it</strong>h ready-to-eat food.It is especially important to protect ready-to-eatfood from bacteria. This is because the food willnot be cooked, so any bacteria on the food willnot be killed.Take away re-usable cloths for thorough wash<strong>in</strong>gafter us<strong>in</strong>g them w<strong>it</strong>h raw meat/poultry, eggs orraw vegetables – <strong>and</strong> surfaces that have touchedthese foods.Raw meat/poultry <strong>and</strong> eggs are more likely to conta<strong>in</strong>harmful bacteria than other foods. The soil onvegetables can also conta<strong>in</strong> harmful bacteria.If us<strong>in</strong>g re-usable cloths, make sure they are thoroughlywashed, dis<strong>in</strong>fected <strong>and</strong> dried between tasks (not justwhen they look dirty).Ideally, wash cloths <strong>in</strong> a wash<strong>in</strong>g mach<strong>in</strong>e on ahot cycle.If <strong>you</strong> wash <strong>and</strong> dis<strong>in</strong>fect cloths by h<strong>and</strong>, make sureall the food <strong>and</strong> dirt has been removed before <strong>you</strong>dis<strong>in</strong>fect them. Use hot water to dis<strong>in</strong>fect the cloths.Us<strong>in</strong>g dirty cloths can spread bacteria very easily.A hot wash cycle will clean the cloths thoroughly <strong>and</strong>kill bacteria (dis<strong>in</strong>fect).If food or dirt is still on the cloths, this willprevent the dis<strong>in</strong>fection process from be<strong>in</strong>geffective, so harmful bacteria might not be killed.How do <strong>you</strong> do this?How do <strong>you</strong> clean re-usable cloths?

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