One WIld Ride Running A Disco in the 70’s

by Jerry Bauer | March 23, 2025 | Classic Restaurants, Hospitality, Hospitality Consultation | 0 Comments

During a recent walk, which serves as exercise and therapy, I reflected on my younger years and realized I had an unusual story to share. While many people's career paths follow familiar trajectories, mine took an unexpected turn that led me into the glittering world...

How Cleanliness Affect Taprooms and Customer Loyality

by Jerry Bauer | February 28, 2025 | Cleaning Processes, Food Production Chemicals, Taproom | 0 Comments

Understanding Cleanliness and its Impact on Customer Experience Clean taprooms directly affect customer satisfaction, business reputation, and regulatory compliance. Studies reveal that 75% of customers call cleanliness their top priority when choosing where to drink...

Lets all support Small Brewery Sunday

by Jerry Bauer | February 4, 2025 | Brewery | 0 Comments

Today is the day! As we gear up for the holiday season, let's not forget to support our local small breweries. This Sunday, November 28th, is Small Brewery Sunday, a perfect opportunity to show some love to these hidden gems that add so much flavor and character to...

Hotel Ice Hygiene Policies Examined

by Jerry Bauer | February 4, 2025 | Cleaning Processes, Food Safety, Hotel Cleaning | 0 Comments

This past week, during my travels, I had to stay in a hotel I had not been to before. I picked it because of its brand, location, and price. As I started this blog or article, I need to tell you that it met all those needs; however, I did have an unusual experience I...

Thriving in the Hospitality Industry: Key Strategies for Career Success

by Jerry Bauer | February 4, 2025 | Hospitality | 0 Comments

Written by Alice Robertson of www.tidyhome.info Embarking on a career in the hospitality industry presents an exciting opportunity to engage with diverse cultures and experiences while playing a pivotal role in creating memorable moments for guests. However, this...

Why Hiring a Salesperson is an Investment, Not an Expense

by Jerry Bauer | February 4, 2025 | Hospitality, Personal Development, Sales Management | 0 Comments

I recently talked outside my workplace about why the company faced growth challenges. They hesitated to hire a young recruit to expand a new product line due to concerns about the associated expense. However, it's crucial to understand that hiring a new salesperson is...

Breaking Free from the Illusion of Infinite Time

by Jerry Bauer | February 4, 2025 | Personal Development | 0 Comments

During the past week, I was reminded of the finite nature of time when I attempted to reconnect with an old friend I had lost touch with. To my dismay, I discovered that he had passed away without my knowledge, despite us being friends on Facebook many years ago. His...

My Symbolism of a Chess Pawn Reflecting a King in the Mirror

by Jerry Bauer | February 4, 2025 | Personal Development, Sales Management | 0 Comments

Have you ever pondered the profound symbolism encapsulated in the image of a chess pawn gazing at its reflection, only to see a regal king staring back? This powerful allegory resonates deeply in strategy, leadership, and personal growth. Our Journey Embracing the...

Reviewing Your Current Laundry OPL Program

by Jerry Bauer | Feb 4, 2025 | Laundry, Laundry Chemicals

Proper Ways to Review and Analyze To Solve On-Premise Laundry Problems Introduction: If your OPL laundry is not potentially doing what you expect, it is time to review and analyze your operation. When businesses such as nursing homes, restaurants, caterers, and...

Cleaning Food Service Kitchen Floors

by Jerry Bauer | Jul 9, 2014 | Floor Care, Food Service Cleaning

I recently did a web search about cleaning food service kitchen floors and I can honestly say that most of the articles I read have it wrong. They talk about fluff without substance, and I advise you to do the research yourself. Nobody is going to get out half of the...

How to Reduce Cross Contamination in Restaurant Kitchens

by Jerry Bauer | Jun 23, 2014 | Food Service Cleaning

How to Reduce Cross-Contamination in Restaurant Kitchens: In the 35 years I have spent in the chemical industry after working as a kitchen helper and studying to be a chef, I have realized that cross-contamination is a substantial issue and constantly needs to be...

Post Covid Hand Washing and Glove Use – Questions and Answers

by Jerry Bauer | Jun 11, 2014 | Cleaning Processes, Food Safety, Food Service Cleaning, Hand Washing

Post Covid Hand Washing and Glove Use - Questions and Answers What is the main reason for washing hands and not touching ready-to-eat food with bare hands? After two years and still dealing with Covid, it is time to review a couple of things. The supply chain on...

Cleaning A Commercial Butcher Block Table

by Jerry Bauer | Jun 1, 2014 | Food Service Cleaning

Cleaning A Commercial Butcher Block Table: The durability of a true butcher block table in foodservice is hard to beat. They might not be as practical as they once were, however very popular years ago. At one time every restaurant, deli, and butcher shop had at least...

Hotel Experiences During COVID

by Jerry Bauer | Feb 4, 2025 | COVID, Disinfection, Hospitality Cleaning, Hotel Cleaning

Hotel Experiences During COVID: To say that COVID has caused us all to make changes in both our business and personal lives would be an understatement. When it comes to the Restaurant Industry, many new steps have been taken to continue bringing in the cash flow...

Food Industry Needs PPE

by Jerry Bauer | Feb 4, 2025 | COVID, Disinfection, Food Service Cleaning

The food industry has had to transform in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Safety is everyone's priority now. If people follow health and safety guidelines, they can resume their lives sooner. It is still uncertain how long the Covid-19 pandemic will rage, but the...

OSHA Guidelines For Takeout Food

by Jerry Bauer | Feb 4, 2025 | Food Safety, Food Service Cleaning, Hospitality Cleaning, Restaurant Sanitation

OSHA Guidelines For Takeout Food: The U.S. Branch of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) just gave security tips and best practices for eateries and other food and drink organizations, restricted by government requests to curbside and takeout...