Doorway and foot foamers aren’t just fancy equipment, they’re one of the most effective microbial control tools in your facility’s front-line defense.
But when they fail or under-perform, they silently open the door to cross-contamination, especially between high-risk areas like raw and ready-to-eat zones.
These foamers are designed to neutralize pathogens as employees, carts, and equipment move between zones. But here’s the catch: they only work when they’re functioning properly, fully foaming, and strategically placed based on your facility’s risk mapping.
A barely visible layer of foam, low chemical concentration, or worse, none at all, is a red flag.
Pathogen control requires more than a single tool. It takes a layered defense:
– Effective GMPs
– Controlled traffic patterns
– Timely sanitation
– Smart zoning strategies
– Routine verification through environmental monitoring
Miss one? You create an opening.
So next time you’re walking the floor, glance down. If your foamers aren’t fully active, act immediately. Your brand, your product integrity, and your consumer’s health may depend on it.
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