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A cleaning solution has been prepared with too high a concentration of sanitizer. What is the main risk?
Using sanitizer at too high a concentration can leave harmful residues on food contact surfaces, potentially causing chemical contamination or damage to equipme
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Question: A cleaning solution has been prepared with too high a concentration of sanitizer. What is the main risk?
Answer options:
- Ineffective cleaning ✅ Damage to surfaces or health hazard
- Increased bacterial growth
- Faster drying time
Correct answer: Damage to surfaces or health hazard
Explanation: Using sanitizer at too high a concentration can leave harmful residues on food contact surfaces, potentially causing chemical contamination or damage to equipment. It can also be corrosive.
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