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Knives Dip with Sanitizer (Quaternary based- Quorum Clear) in Processing Area

Started by , Oct 10 2022 02:57 PM
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Hello, 

We have a cut-process area for fruits, vegetables where Kitchen/Periknives are used for cutting and peeling. 

These knives are cleaned daily and stored in Knife Dip Station filled with Quorum Clear (Ecolab) Sanitizer- 200-400 PPM. 

This Knife-Dip station is replinshed with sanitizer as needed or weekly. 

What do you guys think about this practice? Please provide any suggestion on frequency of replenishing the Knife-Dip station with Quorum Clear (Ecolab) Sanitizer- 200-400 PPM. 

 

Thank you! 

 

Best,

Arjun

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How often are you checking the ppm of sanitizer.

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Twice Daily Checks for Sanitizer

Twice Daily Checks for Sanitizer

So change the sanitizer when the ppm falls under 200ppm and/or when the sanitizer is cloudy/dirty looking.

If these two are good then your weekly or as needed is justified.

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