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Cleaning Chemicals for Kitchen Tools

The document outlines the importance of cleaning and sanitizing kitchen equipment and utensils to eliminate dirt and germs, ensuring food safety. It describes various types of cleaning agents, including detergents, solvent cleaners, acid cleaners, and abrasives, as well as methods of sanitizing using thermal and chemical means. Additionally, it includes a quiz to reinforce knowledge about kitchen tools and their proper use.

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Cleaning Chemicals for Kitchen Tools

The document outlines the importance of cleaning and sanitizing kitchen equipment and utensils to eliminate dirt and germs, ensuring food safety. It describes various types of cleaning agents, including detergents, solvent cleaners, acid cleaners, and abrasives, as well as methods of sanitizing using thermal and chemical means. Additionally, it includes a quiz to reinforce knowledge about kitchen tools and their proper use.

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U S E D I N
I C A L S
C H E M
N D S A N I T I ZI NG
CLEANIN G A
E N T OO L S A N S
KI TCH
EQ U I PM E N T
cleaning
is the process of eliminating unwanted
substances such as dirt, infectious
agents and other impurities from
surfaces like dish, glass, cookware etc.
Cleaning is done with the use of cleaning
agent that removes food and other
substances that can cause
contamination.
cleaning
compound
DETERGENTS
SOLVENT CLEANERS
ACID CLEANERS
ABRASIVES
a water-soluble cleansing agent

that help to remove dirt and

DETERGENT grease from porous surfaces

S (such as fabrics, clothes, non-

treated wood) and/or non-

porous surfaces (such as

metals, plastics, treated wood).

All detergents are made from

soaps or

surfactants.
SOLVENT commonly referred to as

CLEANERS degreasers used to remove

unwanted grease, oil, residue,

coatings or paint from the

surface of a material
ACID cleaning agents are mainly used

CLEANERS for removal of inorganic

deposits that cannot be remove

by ordinary detergents. (Ex:

muriatic acid, phosphoric acid,

nitric acid, sulphuric acid, etc.)


ABRASIVES are designed to remove

relatively heavy amounts of soil.

They wear off dirt, stains,

tarnish, and hard water deposits

by scraping them away


SANITIZIN
lowers the number of germs to a safe
level subject to public health standards.

G
It can involve either cleaning or
disinfecting (or both). Usually you
sanitize in kitchens and other areas that
come into contact with food after using
them. This can be done using heat,
radiation, or chemicals.
METHODS OF
SANITIZING
THERMAL
CHEMICALS
THERMAL
are designed to remove

relatively heavy amounts of soil.

They wear off dirt, stains,

tarnish, and hard water deposits

by scraping them away


There are three primary chemical

sanitizer used in the food service

CHEMICAL
industry: chlorine-based cleaners,

quaternary ammonium and iodine

sanitizers. Chlorine is the most

commonly used chemical sanitizer

agent, since it is effective and

inexpensive. There are factors

influence the effectiveness of

chemical sanitizers.
Le t ’ s w a t c h !
pos t e r
l i g h t i n g
t e r h i g h
a p o s
c r e a t e n g t h e
e o f u s i
o r t a n c
t h e i m p a l s f o r
c h e m i c
l e a n i n g
r i g h t c l s a n d
h e n t o o
n t k i t c
d i ff e r e
i p m e n t .
e q u
Question:
Why is it important to use, clean,

and sanitize kitchen utensils and

equipment correctly?
Explain!
Explain why Cleaning and

sanitizing in kitchen premises is

important to ensure food


Q U I Z T I M E !
O F PA P E R
1 / 4 S H E E T
G E T
1. Which of the kitchen tool is used to measure smaller

quantities of ingredients called for in the recipe? It comes in

variety of sizes, shapes, materials and colors?

a. Measuring Cups
b. Household Scales
c. Measuring spoons
d. Scoops or dippers
[Link] type of utensil is used to core, peel, and section fruits

and vegetables. Blades are short, concave with hollow

ground?

a. Butcher knife
b. French knife
c. Paring knife
d. Shears
3. What is the best equipment for storing because it has

special compartment for meat, fruits and vegetables to keep

the moisture content of each type of food to avoid spoilage

a. Freezers
b. Refrigerators
c. Chillers
d. Coolers
4. What is the right tool used to level off ingredients when

measuring and to spread frostings and sandwich filling?

a. Spatula
b. Knife
c. Rubber Scraper
d. Spoons
5. Which among the stainless steel material enable you to

grab easily and transfer larger food items, poultry or meat

portions to a serving platter, hot deep fryer, and plate?

a. Serving spoons
b. Laddle
c. Serving forks
d. Serving tongs
lE T ’ S
PA P E R S

E R
N G E

W
H A

AN S
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ACTIVITY A ACTIVITY B
1.C [Link]
2.C [Link]
3.B [Link]
4.A [Link]
5.D [Link]

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