Afternoon everyone. I am so confused... Currently we are doing microbial verification post cleaning but due to opinions from different people all considering themselves microbiologists - I am very confused. Please give me your inputs so that I can improve our cleaning. Currently we analyse Enterobacteriaceae and L. mono for drains post cleaning. Some suggested that we should do L. spp as well. Other stated that we will always get a positive result for Entero's in drains post cleaning so it should be left out? Equipment post cleaning - we do TVC, E.coli, Coliforms, L. mono. Again - suggestion to include L. spp? Maybe rather test for faecal coliforms. Our product is supposed to be commercial sterile since all our processs uses heat - 70ºC to 96ºC with sterilization at the end of 104 -110ºC. We use wet cleaning however our water comes from a raw water source so we treat our water. Our EMP consists out of S. aureus, E. coli and L. mono. Please advise? Best regards
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