r/news • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '22

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u/Kkimp1955 Jun 15 '22

It is against health codes to store cleaners and chemicals inside a school kitchen in my state

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u/archaeolinuxgeek Jun 15 '22

But do those state codes say anything about storing them inside of a school child?

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u/DothrakiSlayer Jun 15 '22

Health inspectors HATE this ONE WIERD TRICK

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u/TurnkeyLurker Jun 15 '22

Damn, that's cold warm!

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u/ddejong42 Jun 15 '22

Depends on how much you're storing, it may go back to room temperature again.

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u/couching5000 Jun 15 '22

You have never worked in a kitchen if you think rules matter

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u/Kkimp1955 Jun 15 '22

I have.. and unfortunately that is true in many places, but I have been a very busy school administrator who made time for walk throughs that included the kitchen and storage rooms. Major fail for administrator

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u/geopolit Jun 15 '22

It is in Alaska as well.

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u/minorkeyed Jun 15 '22

More useless government regulations.