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    Tle9 W8 9 - Day2 3

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    This document discusses cleaning and sanitizing kitchen tools and equipment. It identifies various chemicals used for cleaning like detergents, solvent cleaners, abrasives, and acid cleaners. It provides examples of each type of chemical and describes what they are used for. The document also discusses how to read labels of cleaning agents and provides directions for identifying suitable cleaning agents for different situations like heavy sauce stains or built up rust. Finally, it presents two do-it-yourself all purpose cleaner recipes using common ingredients.

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    Tle9 W8 9 - Day2 3

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    This document discusses cleaning and sanitizing kitchen tools and equipment. It identifies various chemicals used for cleaning like detergents, solvent cleaners, abrasives, and acid cleaners. It provides examples of each type of chemical and describes what they are used for. The document also discusses how to read labels of cleaning agents and provides directions for identifying suitable cleaning agents for different situations like heavy sauce stains or built up rust. Finally, it presents two do-it-yourself all purpose cleaner recipes using common ingredients.

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    This document discusses cleaning and sanitizing kitchen tools and equipment. It identifies various chemicals used for cleaning like detergents, solvent cleaners, abrasives, and acid cleaners. It provides examples of each type of chemical and describes what they are used for. The document also discusses how to read labels of cleaning agents and provides directions for identifying suitable cleaning agents for different situations like heavy sauce stains or built up rust. Finally, it presents two do-it-yourself all purpose cleaner recipes using common ingredients.

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    Tle9 W8 9 - Day2 3

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    Mary Jane Ramos
    This document discusses cleaning and sanitizing kitchen tools and equipment. It identifies various chemicals used for cleaning like detergents, solvent cleaners, abrasives, and acid cleaners. It provides examples of each type of chemical and describes what they are used for. The document also discusses how to read labels of cleaning agents and provides directions for identifying suitable cleaning agents for different situations like heavy sauce stains or built up rust. Finally, it presents two do-it-yourself all purpose cleaner recipes using common ingredients.

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    Clean, sanitize, and store kitchen

    tools and equipment

    Ms. Caren Joy Corpuz


    trivia!
    Objectives:
     Identify the kitchen tools and equipment to be cleaned.
     Identify the chemicals to be utilized in cleaning and
    sanitizing kitchen tools and equipment.
     Value the importance of cleaning and sanitizing kitchen
    tools and equipment.
    Chemicals used in cleaning and sanitizing
    kitchen tools and equipment
    1.Detergents.
    Ø These are cleaning agents, solvents or any substance used to clean
    and break up dirt, soil and grease on surfaces of tableware, kitchen
    surfaces, and equipment, fabrics, clothes, wood, plastic and metals
    Example: soap, soap powders, cleaners, liquid detergents.
    2. Solvent Cleaners
    Ø Are commonly referred as degreasers.
    Ø These products are alkaline based and are formulated to remove
    grease on surfaces of tools and equipment, where grease has burned on.
    3. Abrasives
    Ø are fine plastic mesh pads, nylon coated, sponges, fine brass wool,
    rotten –stone. However, these materials must be handled with care to
    prevent scratching certain types of materials like plastic or stainless
    steel.
    4. Acid Cleaners
    • are used occasionally to removemineral deposits and other soils on
    kitchen floors , as wellas rust on the sink areas and soils.
    CHEMICALS DESCRIPTION
    Vinegar
    • It is a multi-purpose
    cleaner used to
    Acetic Acid remove stains,
    unclog drains and
    deodorize.

    Alcohol • Isopropyl or rubbing


    alcohol Use: It is
    antimicrobial against
    bacteria, fungi and
    viruses.
    CHEMICALS DESCRIPTION
    Muriatic It removes
    deposited minerals
    Acid on toilet floors and
    toilet bowl.

    • In powder, liquid
    Soap or or bar Use: It
    Detergent serves as an all
    purpose cleaner
    How to Read the label of a Cleaning Agent?
    Following the instructions of manufacturer is essential to achieve quality and
    effective disinfectant
    1. Prepare the materials to be used
    in preparing cleaning agents.
    2. Read the instruction in the label
    carefully.
    3. Prepare cleaning agent following
    the manufacture’s instructions
    carefully.
    4. Observe precautionary measures
    in preparing.
    DIRECTION: Identify the cleaning agents suitable for the given
    situation.
    1. HEAVY SAUCE 3. Built up rust on the sink

    5. Built up rust on the sink

    2. STAINS ON KITCHEN WALL 4. Built up soot “uling”


    Set A
    Prepare All Purpose
    Cleaner Materials Needed
    4 tbsp. baking soda
    1 qt. warm water
    Procedure
    1. Prepare all the materials needed
    2. Combine baking soda and warm water
    3. Put the mixture inside the spray bottle. Stir until baking soda is
    dissolved.
    Set B

    Prepare All Purpose

    Cleaner Materials Needed

    1 cup of white sugar

    1 cup of distilled water

    Half of a lemon ( juice extract)

    1-15 drops essential oils

    Procedure

    1. Prepare all the materials needed.

    2. Combine white vinegar, distilled water, lemon juice extract and essential oil.

    3. 3. Put the mixture inside the spray bottle. Ready to use.


    Rubrics:
    Finish the DIY 90
    cleaners less than 5
    minutes.
    Finish the DIY 85
    cleaners less more
    than 5 minutes.
    thank you
    Ms. Caren Joy Corpuz

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