cutlery
- September 30, 2024
Our line of Sani-Safe® knives offers the weight and balance of wood-handled knives with the sanitary advantage of polypropylene.
To maximize the performance of Sani-Safe Cutlery, we recommend adhering to the following guidelines.
- Cutlery should be hand washed in mild to medium strength detergent and towel-dried.
- Knives should NOT be placed in automatic dishwashers. The blade edges will be dulled from rubbing against each other, and caustic detergents will cause staining and pitting of the blade.
- Cutlery should NOT be soaked for long periods or submerged for cleaning. If cutlery is soaked in soap, bleach, or chlorine, the soaking should be kept to a minimum, the products rinsed thoroughly, and dried immediately.
- Chlorine and bleach discolor and pit stain-free and high-carbon steel. If chlorine or bleach products come in contact with the blade, they must be thoroughly rinsed off immediately.
- When cutlery is left
- March 31, 2021
Springtime brings many new colors, from the flowers popping up in gardens to the spring and summer produce offerings at the grocery store. During this colorful time of year, it might be the perfect opportunity to take a look at color-coding in your facility, whether that means starting a new color-coded program or expanding an existing program.
Nelson-Jameson has expanded our color-coded program once again with the release of our 2021 Color-Coded Catalog. This year's catalog has grown to 68 pages of products that are designed to help prevent allergen migration and cross-contamination. A complete color-coded program helps to lay the foundation for a solid food safety program, and can help minimize the risk of cross-contamination.
Why choose a color-coded system? A complete color-coded system helps promote organization and efficient workflow. Designating critical control areas and zones helps your sanitation program by ensuring that the tools stay in the areas in
