I am amused at the number of people who don’t seem to know that the water in the toilet tank and the water coming from the sink come from the same pipes.
Not from the tank. From the bowl.
THEN the worker picked up one bucket ,dropped it into the other bucket and carried them away.
I doubt anyone even rinsed out the buckets between carries.
When I spoke to the manager,I got a look of incomprehension,as though she could not see a problem.
When I run a kitchen, the ice scoop is kept in a 1/3 pan with bleach water (50PPM) in it.
Doesn't go back, or you reach in with your hands, or a glass? Fired.
Walk into the kitchen and don't first go to the sink and wash? Fired.
Ice machines are dangerous. They are a prime place to grow bacteria.
When I was in a military kitchen, they got emptied and bleached regularly. I couldn't fire anyone... but I could make life miserable.
If I see an ice scoop on top of an ice machine, I won't eat at a restaurant.
I'm a jerk about it, but 20% of a deployment ineffective or degraded with a preventable stomach bug just doesn't suck, it can get you killed.
In the military, in the field, we had daily health inspections by the medical officers. In the commercial world, when I run a kitchen, I do the same inspection.
Some folks love me, some folks hate me. Most don't know and don't care.
/johnny
I was going to say that she should have also gotten a sample from the the bathroom sink faucet. Very few fast food restaurants use toilet tanks. The popular alternative is those timed auto valves.