Hand Washing

The Critical Role of Staff Training and Education in Food Safety for Foodservice Professionals

2024-07-10T18:25:11+00:00

In mid-June, my colleagues and I at Kansas State University offered our Serving up Science: The Path to Safe Food in Schools course. The [...]

The Critical Role of Staff Training and Education in Food Safety for Foodservice Professionals2024-07-10T18:25:11+00:00

Clean Hands, Safe Eats: The Art and Science of Handwashing in Foodservice Operations

2024-05-10T19:40:26+00:00

Last week, I had the pleasure of joining one of our FoodHandler partners, Martin Bros. Distributing, for a Webinar on handwashing. During the webinar, [...]

Clean Hands, Safe Eats: The Art and Science of Handwashing in Foodservice Operations2024-05-10T19:40:26+00:00

Does Temperature Really Matter when Washing your Hands?

2023-02-14T15:43:31+00:00

In January, I reviewed the changes to the 2022 Food Code in my blog (check out Part I and Part II), and one change to the food code that I had mentioned, but didn’t discuss in-depth, was the change that lowered the water temperature a hand sink was required to produce to 85°F, as noted in Section 2-202.12 of the code. This requirement has been in place since the publishing of the 2001 Food Code, which required a water temperature of 100°F. Prior to this, 110°F was required (see the 1999 Food Code). So why the change and does water temperature when washing your hands really matter?

Does Temperature Really Matter when Washing your Hands?2023-02-14T15:43:31+00:00
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