Critical Maintenance for Commercial Kitchens and Janitorial Closets
 

Kitchens, like restrooms, require flushing and checking each system. If left to sit, ice machines can be a source for growing microbes. When the ice machine filter removes chlorine from the water before making ice, this becomes a common issue even under normal operating conditions. Dried-out floor drain traps can create odors. Usually, flushing a volume of water down them will seal them off. However, if odors continue, there are both mechanical and chemical trap seal options that will eliminate the problem.

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Protective Equipment

When it comes to barriers, it may seem obvious to think about gloves and masks, but physical space can be a barrier as well. Consider the touchless commercial kitchen faucet. It creates a space, an air gap if you will, between usage, eliminating cross-contamination.

 

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On average, for each $100 spent on materials, there is $230 spent on labor

 

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General Facilities

Restroom Maintenance