Sanitation and Safety

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Structural leaks: Leaks from the stainless structure and not from drain fittings signify a sink will need replacing. If the leak comes from a drain fitting, it is most likely a seal leak that can be repaired by a plumber. If leaking is from the stainless structure, including the corners, bottom of the bowl or where the sink bowls meets drain boards, replace the sink.

Consultant Q&A: Steve Waltz, senior associate/project manager, Cini-Little International Inc., Baltimore

When used properly, sinks wash dirt and other contaminants from food before preparation.

Water filters not only provide better-tasting beverages but can also prolong the service life for a wide range of equipment types.

When determining what type of waste collection system suits their businesses, foodservice operators can choose from a variety of options in terms of size and function. These systems can be as small as an under-sink garbage disposer or a big remote pulping system that includes a built-in grinder to send trash through pipes with water to create a sludge for disposal.

Consultant Q&A: Kevin Cromwell, owner, Cromwell Consulting, Stoughton, Mass.

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