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Oven Mitts Used in Commercial Food Service
This protocol addressses the heat resistance, wet and dry thermal protective performance, flame resistance, durability and cleanability of commercial food service oven
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Retiré
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Organisme de certification :
NSF International
Bathroom Tissue Disposed into Septic Systems
This protocol determines the fate and impact of bathroom tissues intended for disposal into septic systems. Requirements include impacts on septic tank effluent quality, sludge and scum
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Retiré
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Organisme de certification :
NSF International
Health Effects From Rainwater Catchment System
This protocol covers gutters, barrier materials and/or catchment surfaces (coatings, paints and liners) placed on rooftops and ground surfaces that come into direct contact with rainwater that is collected for drinking
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Retiré
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Organisme de certification :
NSF International
Health Effects and Corrosivity of Commercial Espresso Machine Chemical Cleaners
This protocol specifies the health effects and corrosivity requirements for a chemical cleaner when used in a commercial espresso
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Retiré
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Organisme de certification :
NSF International
Sanitization Performance of Residential Clothes Dryers
This protocol established minimum requirements for performance of residential clothes dryers with respect to their ability to sanitize typical household laundry after
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Retiré
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Organisme de certification :
NSF International
Disposable Food Contact Gloves
This protocol covers disposable single-task gloves typically used for food handling, preparation, and service tasks. This protocol establishes criteria for product quality in terms of toxicology (indirect food additive), physical properties (tensile strength, elongation), barrier resistance (leakage), and sanitation (bioburden).
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Retiré
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Organisme de certification :
NSF International