- Apr 12, 2015
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Hello,
Slowly working through a trailer build and getting a commercial kitchen space for next year. The trailer is being designed for those smaller group events, under 100. Anyway, I'm in the final phase of fitting out the trailer and working out how it will be utilized for these events. One thing that keeps popping up is my work surfaces. All of my prep and work tables are stainless and are part of the trailer and I'm trying to figure out how best way to work through the whole wash, rinse and sanitize procedure that I know I'll need to do several times while at an event. Without making a mess of the ground around the trailer, or a mess of the trailer frame, etc how does one actually clean their work surfaces onsite? I get the whole spray and wipe, but the rinse part seems like it could make a mess. Also, I see some trailer with cutting board surfaces built in...how does one go about properly cleaning that type of surface on location?
thanks
Slowly working through a trailer build and getting a commercial kitchen space for next year. The trailer is being designed for those smaller group events, under 100. Anyway, I'm in the final phase of fitting out the trailer and working out how it will be utilized for these events. One thing that keeps popping up is my work surfaces. All of my prep and work tables are stainless and are part of the trailer and I'm trying to figure out how best way to work through the whole wash, rinse and sanitize procedure that I know I'll need to do several times while at an event. Without making a mess of the ground around the trailer, or a mess of the trailer frame, etc how does one actually clean their work surfaces onsite? I get the whole spray and wipe, but the rinse part seems like it could make a mess. Also, I see some trailer with cutting board surfaces built in...how does one go about properly cleaning that type of surface on location?
thanks