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

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Safe method:Clean<strong>in</strong>g effectivelyEffective clean<strong>in</strong>g is essential to get rid ofharmful bacteria <strong>and</strong> stop them spread<strong>in</strong>g.Safety po<strong>in</strong>tFollow the manufacturer’s <strong>in</strong>structionson how to use clean<strong>in</strong>g chemicals.Why?This is important to make sure that chemicals work effectively.If <strong>you</strong> have manufacturer’s clean<strong>in</strong>g<strong>in</strong>structions for a piece of equipment,follow these.Wash work surfaces <strong>and</strong> equipmentthoroughly between tasks. Wash <strong>and</strong>dis<strong>in</strong>fect them after prepar<strong>in</strong>g rawmeat/poultry or eggs. See the ‘Clear<strong>and</strong> clean as <strong>you</strong> go’ safe method.The <strong>in</strong>structions will tell <strong>you</strong> howto clean this particular piece ofequipment thoroughly.This will help prevent dirt <strong>and</strong> bacteriaspread<strong>in</strong>g onto other foods from thesurface or equipment.High-prior<strong>it</strong>y clean<strong>in</strong>gRegularly wash/wipe <strong>and</strong> dis<strong>in</strong>fect allthe <strong>it</strong>ems people touch frequently,such as work surfaces, s<strong>in</strong>ks, taps, doorh<strong>and</strong>les, sw<strong>it</strong>ches <strong>and</strong> can openers.Where possible, allow these to drynaturally at the end of each day/shift.Wash <strong>and</strong> dis<strong>in</strong>fect fridges regularlyat a time when they do not conta<strong>in</strong>much food. Transfer food to anotherfridge or a safe cold area <strong>and</strong> keep<strong>it</strong> covered.Pay special attention to how often<strong>you</strong> clean pieces of equipment thathave mov<strong>in</strong>g parts.Wash plates, dishwasher-proofutensils, equipment <strong>and</strong> removableparts <strong>in</strong> a dishwasher, if possible. If<strong>you</strong> do not have a dishwasher, washplates, equipment etc. <strong>in</strong> hot soapywater (diluted detergent). Removegrease <strong>and</strong> any food <strong>and</strong> dirt. Thenimmerse them <strong>in</strong> very hot, cleanwater. Leave to air dry, or dry w<strong>it</strong>ha clean disposable cloth.It is important to keep these clean toprevent dirt <strong>and</strong> bacteria be<strong>in</strong>g spreadto people’s h<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> then from theirh<strong>and</strong>s to food or other areas.Dry<strong>in</strong>g naturally helps prevent bacteriabe<strong>in</strong>g spread back to these <strong>it</strong>ems on atowel/cloth used for dry<strong>in</strong>g.To clean a fridge thoroughly, <strong>you</strong> shouldtake out all the food <strong>and</strong> keep <strong>it</strong> coldsomewhere else. If food is left out atroom temperature, bacteria could grow.These can be more difficult to clean, but <strong>it</strong> is important to cleanequipment properly to stop bacteria <strong>and</strong> dirt build<strong>in</strong>g up.Dishwashers wash <strong>it</strong>ems thoroughlyat a high temperature so this is agood way to clean equipment <strong>and</strong>kill bacteria (dis<strong>in</strong>fect).

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