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[Inesa]

I can see that this forum is very empty. I would like to share some files about handwashing and gloving. Hope they will be useful.
 ch195.pdf   797KB   215 downloads
 CH19.pdf   519.95KB   124 downloads
 CH18.pdf   497.95KB   113 downloads
 CH17.pdf   487.32KB   119 downloads

[Inesa]

studies about gloves:
 HandHygiene12.pdf   84.42KB   106 downloads

 HandHygiene4.pdf   132.57KB   94 downloads

[Simon]

Thank you so much for these wonderful references, I'm sure they will be very useful to members.

Regards,
Simon

[Inesa]

Thank you so much for these wonderful references, I'm sure they will be very useful to members.

Regards,
Simon

You're welcome, Simon.
To give is as good as to get

[Charles.C]

Dear Inesa,

Thks for the documents. Very thought-provoking.
Quick summary = Some agreements on basic aspects but No Consensus on "to glove or not to glove", surprise, surprise!. Multiple criteria involved of course.
(Fear of inability to monitor / control bare hand practices dominating any contrary opinions / data ??)
(eg http://barfblog.food...licting-results )(2010)

The parallel thread (Glove Policy) due caddyshack is also related.
http://www.ifsqn.com...dpost__p__39459

Here is another recent (2010) interesting study

 gloves usage.pdf   233.73KB   98 downloads

For an example of a, perhaps, iconic viewpoint but which offers theory / validatory data / implementation, maybe try this one (Snyder 2008) which is primarily aimed at establishing a system for retail food –

 Safehands.pdf   874.35KB   84 downloads

Rgds / Charles.C

added - and here's another pretty one, slightly overlapping previous (skip the first page) -
 gloves 2010 - .pdf   3.1MB   80 downloads

and the USFDA viewpoint -

http://www.fda.gov/F...n/ucm210138.htm
(1999, pg updated to 2010)

[Claudia_QP]

Thank you for the documents! =)

[lavida]

Dear Charles.C,

Thanks for the useful documents.

For your info, in my food processing area(manufacturer of frozen food products), currently we are using the disposable handglove when handling bun(type of bread but at the end we steam).However, i found that they seem like they are not comfortable because the molded buns will stick to the glove and it will slow production.

Please advise me what should i do, is there any suitable gloves to use?

Dear Inesa,

Thks for the documents. Very thought-provoking.
Quick summary = Some agreements on basic aspects but No Consensus on "to glove or not to glove", surprise, surprise!. Multiple criteria involved of course.
(Fear of inability to monitor / control bare hand practices dominating any contrary opinions / data ??)
(eg http://barfblog.food...licting-results )(2010)

The parallel thread (Glove Policy) due caddyshack is also related.
http://www.ifsqn.com...dpost__p__39459

Here is another recent (2010) interesting study

 gloves usage.pdf   233.73KB   98 downloads

For an example of a, perhaps, iconic viewpoint but which offers theory / validatory data / implementation, maybe try this one (Snyder 2008) which is primarily aimed at establishing a system for retail food –

 Safehands.pdf   874.35KB   84 downloads

Rgds / Charles.C

added - and here's another pretty one, slightly overlapping previous (skip the first page) -
 gloves 2010 - .pdf   3.1MB   80 downloads

and the USFDA viewpoint -

http://www.fda.gov/F...n/ucm210138.htm
(1999, pg updated to 2010)

[Charles.C]

Dear lavida,

I am guessing the sticking problem may be temperature related.?

If so, 2-layer or silicone might be options but there may be cost problems. See this thread for example -

http://www.ifsqn.com...dpost__p__40307

If temperature not a problem, maybe a simple change of material may help, eg latex / vinyl / various others. The properties of various types are detailed / compared in attachment pt2 of this post although i don't see a particular evaluation for "stickiness" -

http://www.ifsqn.com...dpost__p__37867

Maybe there are some steamed bun-makers here ?

Rgds / Charles.C

[lavida]

Dear Charles.C,


I dont think that temperature is the problem..erm..i think i need change type of material used..and strictly urged the operators to wearing gloves. no more excuses!

anyway, thanks Charles.C.

Dear lavida,

I am guessing the sticking problem may be temperature related.?

If so, 2-layer or silicone might be options but there may be cost problems. See this thread for example -

http://www.ifsqn.com...dpost__p__40307

If temperature not a problem, maybe a simple change of material may help, eg latex / vinyl / various others. The properties of various types are detailed / compared in attachment pt2 of this post although i don't see a particular evaluation for "stickiness" -

http://www.ifsqn.com...dpost__p__37867

Maybe there are some steamed bun-makers here ?

Rgds / Charles.C