COMMERCIAL KITCHEN DEEP CLEANING FOR HYGIENE AND SAFETY
The Importance Of Kitchen Deep Cleaning
A clean kitchen isn't just more pleasant to work in, it's more hygienic and protects the health and wellbeing of both staff and customers. Regular cleaning is vitally important - it includes your equipment, fixtures and your commercial kitchen extract (as well as your canopy).
What is a Commercial Kitchen Deep Clean?
A deep clean is much more comprehensive than any other clean. It gets those areas that your staff probably won't even think about and thats understandable, they can worry about keeping the main surfaces clean while these deep cleans deal with the bigger picture. Fat, grease and oil can all build up in missed areas which in turn lead to bacterial growth. The process involves using professional cleaning chemical to remove the stubborn buildup of fats and grease, it also kills the bacteria effectively.
Regular cleaning is especially important - this prevents the grease from building back up leading to bacteria and bad odours. It is a legal requirement that your kitchen remains clean and within guidelines to prevent customers from becoming ill.
This is laid out in the following legislations:
- The Food Safety Act 1990
- The Food Hygiene Regulations 2006
- BESA TR19
All of these require a clean environment to protect everyones wellbeing.
Why is a Commercial Kitchen Deep Clean Beneficial?
- Protects the health of both your staff & customers
- Lower insurance premiums
- Comprehensive health & safety protection
- Prevents food from becoming contaminated by fat, oil and grease
- Supports your food hygiene rating
- Prevents customer complaints
What is the process of a Kitchen Deep Clean?
All kitchen equipment is effectively cleaned and sanitised against bacteria.
- Cleaning of cooking equipment such as ovens, fryers and grills
- Walls, floors and ceilings are fully cleaned
- Cleaning of shelves, racking and surfaces in a kitchen
- Anti-bacterial clean which eliminates odours
- Appliances and fixtures are also cleaned efficiently
Who is the beneficiary of a Commercial Kitchen Deep Clean?
Commercial kitchens of all sizes benefit massively from a deep clean. You remain safe in the knowledge that cleanliness and safety are protected across your sites. Restaurants, cafes, hotels, pubs and more all benefit from these deep cleans and ensure full legal compliance.
Compliance and Certifications:
- Food Safety Act 1990
- Health and Safety at work act 1974
- HACCP
- BESA TR19
What does a Kitchen Deep Clean consist of?
A full and comprehensive clean of the kitchen area including the following: Canopies, fans, ductwork, surfaces, shelves, ovens, walls, floors and more. This level of clean ensures maximum compliance with the law.
What regulations must be followed in order to protect your business?
Food Safety Act 1990, Health and Safety at work act 1974, HACCP, BESA TR19, Food Hygiene Regulations 2006 must all be adhered to in order to keep your restaurant compliant.
When should my ductwork be cleaned?
This depends on the use of your kitchen. For example if your kitchen is in use for 12 hours and above in a day then regular cleaning is required on a 3-monthly basis to keep grease levels low.
How long do deep cleans go on for?
A deep cleans length of time can depend on various factors including the overall size of your kitchen. A smaller kitchen might take between 4 and 8 hours to complete whereas a larger kitchen could take a whole night to complete.
How many visits will I need per clean?
Only one visit is required per clean but this is dictated by how badly soiled the kitchen area is and how comprehensive the clean will have to be in order to bring it up to the legally required standard. If TR19 kitchen extract cleaning is also required then it will need to be over at least 2 nights.
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