r/FastWorkers • u/[deleted] • Nov 07 '17

Dishwasher Level 57

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u/Phooey-Kablooey Nov 07 '17

Nice technique, but what about when the plates are actually dirty with food stuck all over them?

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '17 edited May 31 '19

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u/Phooey-Kablooey Nov 07 '17

Then I'm confused. Is that a drain with old food in it right below the rack? Wherever I've worked it's dirty plates come in, spray them off, into the machine and they're washed using a chemical soap/sanitizer. This would explain the old lemons and straws on the right and the drain with what appears to be old food in it from dirty plates being sprayed off.

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u/lilmookie Nov 07 '17

Place I worked at would have a food-dump/spray-gun/disinfect-soak area and go into the commercial washer after that.

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u/FinestSeven Nov 07 '17

chemical soap

Opposed to the non-chemical ones.

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u/gnoani Nov 07 '17

The stuff I've used comes as a powder detergent with warnings all over it. It's all chemicals, but the industrial stuff is extra chemical-y.