I get inspected every so often and this year we have a new inspector that came out. I was told that this year would be tough with the new laws and what not. I got advice from a few others in my area. They all run RO's so the word was out to play dumb and don't mention that you use your RO water to rinse the unit. I found the inspectors to be very nice, professional and very knowledgeable about sanitation. I felt that sanitation is the big hang up. They kept wanting to know how I sanitize everything and once I explained that aster washing and sanitizing that I would RINCE everything with clean water from my inspected well that passed a water test and that is when they told me that rinsing off the sanitizer was not recommended. They said that my sanitizer would not be a problem coming in contact with the sap.
I have 5 sinks in my two rooms, the evap room has a sink and then 4 sinks in the kitchen. They kept getting hung up on what sink I used for washing my hands and that I needed to designate just one sink for washing sinks. I explained that when I'm running the RO, evaporator, finish pan, filter press and filling drums I wash my hands in the closest sink. They kept coming back to having just one designated sink. Now are they suggesting I have 3 sinks always with 3 different spigots all running so I can wash my hands then go to the next sink and rinse them and then dunk my hands in Sanitizer and go back to picking my nose..............OOOOOPS deleate that and go get the transfer house out of the mud.
I get it but I'm trying to get things done. Now I'm better off not washing my hands if I cant do it right. When we were wrapping up and chatting I asked if it was required to wash your hands after loading wood into the firebox if the sink was in a different building. I think I saw the one inspectors head explode.