Types of cleaners
Definitions
Sanitizing
How to clean and sanitize
Misc
100

Contain surfactants that reduce surface tension

What are detergents.

100

The amount of sanitizer for a given amount of water.

What is concentration.

100

The minimum sanitizing temperature for a hot water three compartmental sink

What is 171F.

100

Step 1

Scrape or remove food bits

100

The first step when cleaning a stationary piece of equipment

What is unplug it

200

Contain a scouring agent

What are abrasive cleaners.

200

Reducing pathogens on a surface to safe levels

What is sanitizing

200

How many seconds must the items be soaked in a hot water three compartmental sink.

What is 30.

200

Step 2

Wash the surface

200

Tableware and utensils must be stored how many inches off the floor

What is 6"

300

Detergents that contain a grease-dissolving agent

What are degreasers.

300

Remove food and other dirt from a surface

What is cleaning

300

The three common types of chemical sanitizers are these.

What are chlorine, iodine, and quaternary ammonium compounds (quats).

300

Step 3

Rinse the surface

300

How many seconds in the three-compartment sink sanitizer at GTCC

What is 30 seconds.

400

Used on mineral deposits

What are delimers.

400

The level of acidity or alkalinity

What is ph.

400

The minimum sanitizing temperature for machines that use hot water to sanitize

What is 180F

400

Step 4

Sanitize the surface

400

Concentration is measure in this (give abbreviation and its meaning)

What is PPM - parts per million.

500

Highly alkaline cleaners that remove wax, aged or dried dirt, and baked-on grease

What are heavy duty detergents.

500

The amount of minerals in your water

What is water hardness.

500

For stationary, single-temperature machines the temperature must be at least this

What is 165F

500

Step 5

Allow the surface to air-dry

500

Contact time for a chlorine sanitizer

What is 7 seconds.

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