Keep It Clean: Essential Tips for Maintaining Your American Mortuary Cooler
Maintaining a pristine environment within your mortuary cooler is crucial not only for preserving the dignity of the deceased but also for ensuring the health and safety of your staff. Regular cleaning prevents the buildup of dirt, germs, and bacteria, safeguarding the integrity of your facility and demonstrating respect for those entrusted to your care.
Top Tips for a Spotless Cooler
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Utilize Storage Bins: Employing safe and organized storage practices is essential. Opt for plastic bins with lids or tight-sealing plastic wrap to prevent cross-contamination and facilitate easy cleaning. Label bins clearly with relevant dates to ensure proper identification and minimize the risk of spoilage.
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Minimize Door Openings: Keep the cooler door closed as much as possible to maintain consistent temperature and prevent humidity buildup, which can promote mold growth. Excessive door openings can also strain the refrigeration unit, leading to potential maintenance issues and increased energy costs.
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Regular Cleaning with Simple Solutions: Implement a routine cleaning schedule using mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh detergents that may damage metal finishes. Regularly clean both internal and mechanical components, such as the condensing coils, to ensure optimal functionality and reduce contamination risks.
Guidelines for Cleaning Your American Mortuary Cooler
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Shelves and Bins: Clean with soap and water after each use and perform a thorough monthly cleaning.
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Floor: Sweep and mop with mild soap and warm water bimonthly, ensuring thorough drying to prevent slipping hazards. Avoid pouring water directly on the floor.
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Evaporator & Condensing Coil: Clean twice per year with a coil cleaner and stiff-bristled brush.
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Door Gaskets: Wash monthly with warm water and baking soda mixture, dry with a soft cloth, and inspect for cracks.
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Door Handle: Sanitize daily with soap and water or disinfectant.
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Drain Lines: Contract a professional to unclog lines annually.
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Wall Panels: Clean periodically with warm water and mild soap, ensuring thorough drying. Avoid using caustic cleaners.
A Clean Cooler is a Lasting Cooler
Consistent cleaning not only helps you meet health codes but also extends the lifespan of your American Mortuary Cooler. By prioritizing cleanliness and maintenance, you demonstrate a commitment to providing the highest level of care and respect for the deceased.
Choose American Mortuary Coolers for Quality and Reliability
When selecting a mortuary cooler, consider American Mortuary Coolers' customizable walk-ins, designed for easy cleaning and maintenance. Our commitment to quality ensures that your facility is equipped with a reliable and durable cooler that meets the highest industry standards.