Washing your hands in the kitchen sink?

jonesable wrote: Soratachi wrote: jonesable wrote: Soratachi wrote: jonesable wrote: Y'all wash chicken in the sink right? Never!!! Stainless steel bowl and colander with the tiny legs or a stand at the bottom. Huh? Where is this being done and where do you put the water when you're done The bowl or the colander is in the sink but i never put food in direct contact with the kitchen sink. Never ever. Most ppl do it this way but chicken water still ends up in the sink. Is the same dirty water imo

The problem lies in crosscontamination and time between disinfecting after each type of food is cleaned.
People don't have the time to wash dirt from potatoes then disinfect sink(takes time and lots of water since you don't want to be eating), put the rest of the veggies in the sink with less dirt than potatoes in, disinfect after and then wash the bird in the sink.



Edited by Soratachi - Jan 06 2013 at 12:27pm

Lhdc2011 wrote: I hope some of ya'll don't eat out and also hope ya'll know that the kitchen sink itself is supposed to be washed after the dishes. Forgive me if these points have been brought up.

Lhdc2011 wrote: I hope some of ya'll don't eat out and also hope ya'll know that the kitchen sink itself is supposed to be washed after the dishes. Forgive me if these points have been brought up.

The funny thing was for the people that were against washing the hands at the sink over dirty dishes, they never cleaned their sink after finally doing the dishes. I had to tell some about the whole baking soda and boiling water thing to get rid of smells

Also those same people turned down hand sanitizer while out in restaurants. Eating appetizers with dirty ass hands.

Edited by ScorpioLuv - Jan 06 2013 at 12:17pm

I hope some of ya'll don't eat out and also hope ya'll know that the kitchen sink itself is supposed to be washed after the dishes. Forgive me if these points have been brought up.

to each their own then.
but not in my house.