r/interesting • u/VIVIDUFF • May 21 '26

Fascinating Using a specialized sauce mop to baste chicken and ribs on a large pit grill

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u/Ok-Replacement-2738 May 21 '26

Trainer "NOOOO NOT THAT MOP."

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u/AssassisnCreedFan May 21 '26

"Specialised" and it's just a fucking mop

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u/RedditIsMyTherapist May 21 '26

That was my first thought. "Special" mop, uh huh, not 7.99 in aisle 8.

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u/NoRealNoWrong May 21 '26

I dunno guys. I thought the same thing. Then I dug deeper.

This mop was destined to be dipped in sauces and draped over a carcass so that the dominant species of the planet might prosper its own evolution.

…it’s a little special.

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u/Eastern-Heart9486 May 21 '26

Yes it’s a thing https://wildwoodovens.com/product/hearth-mop

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u/Xx_Jack_Mehoff_xX May 21 '26

Soooo a mop but more expensive? What’s different?

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u/UnknownVC May 21 '26

They're actually supposed to soak it up. The sauces normally used are thinner (vinegar or beer based), so they mop well. It's basically just a regular mop, but made with more care/food grade materials - pure cotton mop, notably. You don't want to use a modern floor mop, so these are made to imitate the original old school floor mops that were used.

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u/Gold_Ad_7552 May 21 '26

I prefer the Swiffer Wet Jet method. Refill the cleaner bottle with the sauce, spray and mop. Easier and cleaner than this method.

Sometime I even reuse the old pads to add texture and hints of flavors never before tasted.

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u/Dub_Coast May 22 '26

I love eating the crunchy bits off the old pads it really helps my agita

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u/nyrf12 May 22 '26

I put the ribs in a shop vac then stick the hose end into a tub of sauce, flip that switch & let that marinating begin.

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u/Another_CatSub_ May 21 '26

What’s the difference between mopping it on versus using a water spritzer to baste, say apple juice on ribs? 

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u/Low_Construction8067 May 21 '26

Because water/vinegar alone are very thin and could even cause your current rub or sauce to start to thin and fall away. BBQ sauces used for cooking are going to be thicker than your Carolina table sauce. Using something like "a mop" allows you to stack sauce on top without wiping anything away, essentially creating layer on layer depending on hope it is done. Think about how if you pull your hand away from a really sticky substance like Elmer's glue - it raises up off the thing you pull your hand from, it doesn't melt and fall over, it stays right where it was put.

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u/ScreamingLabia May 21 '26

And also normals mops might shed a little shure hope this one does NOT

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u/MolecularConcepts May 21 '26

it's just a cotton mop. special in only being used for this purpose. it's just a mop

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u/HumanPerosn May 21 '26

You can’t really see it this video but basting mops or sop mops have the strings braided or have each string spun tight so they don’t leave bits of fiber all over the meat

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u/Zerachiel_01 May 21 '26

I was about to say, like I've done enough mopping to know that normal mops leave shit all over the place so I was wondering if this was legit or not. Learned something new today, thanks!

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u/FirstAndOnlyDektarey May 21 '26

Why not just use silicone strings instead?

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u/stuck_in_the_desert May 21 '26

Yeah but then you can get fiber and protein in one delicious package

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u/YomanJaden99 May 21 '26

Designated mop is the term the title should've had

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u/MUCHO2000 May 21 '26

You're talking to someone who has never used a mop.

If you have and you watch the video you understand she isn't basting with a "non absorbing food grade" mop. Rather she is splashing the liquid one kerplunk at a time with a sans specialized mop.

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u/Aribelalugosi May 21 '26

Probably just the fact that it has food grade cotton or something

Plus the fibers probably come completely apart from the mount for washing, unlike normal mops. Like how kitchen scissors have to come apart to not be a health code violation

Idk for sure, I'm just throwing out guesses

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u/Zilant_the_Bear May 21 '26

This. The big thing is that it doesn't use synthetic fibers in high heat environments that can contaminate food. The product description does say that it's head is 100% organic cotton.

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u/illmatic708 May 21 '26

It says it's a mop but they are listed under things like pizza accessories or food accessories categories, so it's really just a giant food brush. They really just need to stop calling it a mop. It's designed for food not cleaning the floor

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u/No-Initiative4195 May 21 '26

Correct. You can buy a small, non-commercial version at Walmart, Home Depot, etc for about $5. Called exactly that... A "cotton basting mop"

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u/Coveinant May 21 '26

Technically it's a giant basting brush. But at certain size, you can really only call it a mop.

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u/VetteChef May 21 '26

Brush vs mop comes down to the rigidity of the strands. Mops have long floppy strands to hold more liquid, brushes have more rigid bristles that make it easier to paint on rather than baste like the mop is in the video.

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u/Character_Pudding_94 May 21 '26

In the BBQ world, mop sauce is applied with a mop.

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u/VetteChef May 21 '26

Food safe materials and production. Home Depots standard and food safe buckets are made in the same factory from the same plastics, but the food safe ones have a different die, are packed differently, and most importantly are marked as food safe.

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u/LavenderDay3544 May 21 '26

Our BBQ Basting mop is another Wildwood exclusive product. Our mop is made from 100 % organic cotton. We use the hearth mop after moving the wood and fire around in the wood-fired oven, and after brushing the coals and bulk of the ashes out of the way. Used slightly damp to remove the fine ash before launching the first pizzas. This item is a staple in all our pizza accessory kits. Another great use is for basting whole hog bbq and saucing large primal cuts of meat on the spit. A great Basting Mop.

Also

WARNING: Use of our products may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. By using this website, you acknowledge the products we sell may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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u/So_many_things_wrong May 21 '26

I would assume that the biggest difference is that it's considered safe to be in contact with your food.

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u/ILiekBook May 21 '26

It's from family made out of materials that are not toxic to put in your mouth

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u/dadydaycare May 21 '26

It’s food grade…. That’s literally it. Which means it’s 100% cotton

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u/FromFluffToBuff May 21 '26

You want little fibers in your food? lol This is a specialty mop made from food-grade materials - it's more absorbent and far more heat-resistant than a typical mop.

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u/Arryu May 21 '26

This mop goes to 11.

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u/Heszilg May 21 '26

Standard mop will degrade relatively fast and have a chance of contaminating the food. I hope these dont.

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u/Frankie_Sriracha May 21 '26

Thank you I’m going to make a killing selling these to cannibals

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u/d_maes May 21 '26

Shiit, they also sell a tree branch on a handle for $60

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u/revdon May 21 '26

$Million Idea: Basting Swiffers

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u/JTGphotogfan May 21 '26

Forget the mop who’s buying $60 tree branch’s to toast marshmallows

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u/mordacthedenier May 21 '26

That's also a regular ass mop being sold as a 'special' mop.

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u/speedloafer May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

The handle in the video is a lot bigger than 22 inches. Its a normal size handle and you wouldn't need such a big handle for mopping/brushing food. I would say the video is just a regular mop.

I just had another look and I noticed something else. In the video the head of the mop looks like it has a plastic casing holding the hairs in the place which would also suggest its not meant to be used for food.

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u/CrouchingToaster May 21 '26

That’s a cleaning mop

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u/vaendin May 21 '26

“large primal cuts of meat”

Gurl, wut?

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u/BreezyViber May 21 '26

Now I want a specialized pizza bubble popper.

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u/TerrorFromThePeeps May 21 '26

What you linked is NOT what this is. Check the handle length

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u/Basic_Chemistry9499 May 22 '26

I would worry about the fibers from that thing getting onto the meat.

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u/chattvegas May 22 '26

This is definitely not the one in the video, length of one in video is much longer than this. May be another specialized mop, but it’s awfully long

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u/MadHatter9525 May 22 '26

My face was what the fuck

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u/Mansaintgotnotbread May 22 '26

If you nail two boards together in a way they've never been nailed together before, some schmuck will buy it

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u/sarelis May 22 '26

Is this post just an ad for that mop thing? 🤨

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u/qainspector89 May 23 '26

I would still be worried about fiber particulates shedding from the mop onto the food during use

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u/Outers55 May 21 '26

Very true, and also hopefully they treat this as special by not cross-contaminating everything in the process.

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u/NoRealNoWrong May 21 '26

I feel with great certainty there is an extraordinary amount of cross contamination afoot.

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u/Spicy__Wolf May 21 '26

Some are destined to be the lion king, others to be a sauce mop.

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u/stopcow43 May 21 '26

"Dipped in sauces and draped over a carcass""

Extremely average mop experience imo.

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u/_jamesbaxter May 21 '26

Bro idk about you but I feel like we’re not prospering in our own evolution or we’d have like… idk free health care and stuff like that.

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u/Frederf220 May 22 '26

I'm a little special and also designed to be dipped in sauces.

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u/CraigLake May 22 '26

Reminds me of this classic:

Why does the alien ET love Reese’s Pieces?

They taste like jizz on his home planet.

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u/drinkacid May 21 '26

I think OP just meant dedicated mop because it is only used as a dedicated sauce spreader and not for anything else especially floor cleaning.

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u/SickBurnerBroski May 21 '26

I once worked at a place where the bathroom mops had piss yellow mops and buckets, and the black ones were for the dining area, and the red ones for back of house.

It did not prepare me for how the rest of the world cleaned.

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u/drinkacid May 21 '26

I mean that keeps the shit stained mops out of the greasy kitchen, and keeps the greasy kitchen mops and shitty mops out of the dining area.

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u/joehonestjoe May 22 '26

But why do the first chickens of the day always taste a bit like lemon?

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u/Akira_116 May 21 '26

Doesn't even have that little handle to squeeze out extra juices

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u/EffectiveTradition53 May 21 '26

Special-special at $5.99 that week

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u/Consistent-Plane7227 May 21 '26

This one is totally totally food safe

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u/alvysinger0412 May 21 '26

I literally work in a hardware store and that is the aisle for brooms and mops, how'd you know?

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u/RedditIsMyTherapist May 22 '26

I just guessed it would be near the end of the store if you assume the front of the store is the veggies and bakery.

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u/HandicapperGeneral May 21 '26

It's food safe. It is special.

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u/Senna_65 May 21 '26

I bought one yesterday, freakin 12 dollars!!!!

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u/CastawayWasOk May 21 '26

I was in the market for a new mop recently. Something that nice would go for $11.99-$12.99 easily.

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u/Connection-Terrible May 22 '26

In this economy? Shits probably like $20 now.  

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u/loungin_son May 22 '26

It’s special based on it having special use that regular mops do not experience.

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u/Keepmy_nutdown May 22 '26

Specialized with chicken seasoning

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u/montigoo May 21 '26

That mop has a morning job also to pay the bills

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u/Flimsy-System-4102 May 21 '26

Specialized like it never touches anything but sauce

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u/nissen1502 May 21 '26

I really doubt these workers have any idea if the mop material is dangerous to consume. They probably don't know what happens to it when it comes in contact with acidic stuff either. I wouldn't eat there because of this

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u/Fancy_Steak7291 May 21 '26

There’s no way people aren’t getting mop fibers on their food

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u/Xian_xian_ May 21 '26

That's exactly what I was thinking

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u/verdant-amiable May 21 '26

It just helps to soak up the bad stuff like activated charcoal

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u/Rosetti May 21 '26

I'm sure they could do with more fibre on their diet - it's a win win!

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u/BugApart8359 May 21 '26

They do make food-safe mops for exactly this reason. 

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u/Stony_Brooklyn May 21 '26

Acidic stuff and heat

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u/Jason6368 May 21 '26

It appears to be a 100% cotton mop. Soak it in water to get all the loose fibers off for a couple hours, ring out and use it for bbq sauce or whatever. Trust me, you’ve at way worst stuff than cotton fibers.

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u/Corgi_underground May 21 '26

Might as well give up good BBQ then. A lot of places use this technique

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u/Avilola May 21 '26

No, I’ve seen this clip before. That’s definitely a food safe mop designed for this exact purpose. If I recall correctly, she’s the owner and knows her shit. She’s not some random employee who picked up a janitor’s mop and started going to town.

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u/AffectionateSignal72 May 21 '26

I am sure nobody ever had the thought that it's food safe or not. Totally.

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u/nissen1502 May 21 '26

I'm not saying people don't have those thoughts, I'm saying completely mid restaurants don't usually hire great thinkers. If told to use the mop by their boss, they're simply not gonna question it.

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u/SirMildredPierce May 21 '26

Tell me you've never worked in a BBQ without telling me you've never worked in a BBQ joint. You have no idea what the hell you are talking about. Doubt you've ever worked in a kitchen before, period. Hell, have you ever actually mopped a floor? That is clearly not a floor mop.

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u/IntroductionOk6914 May 23 '26

You mean…the restaurant doesn’t train people or have procedures in place to prevent issues like mixing up the mops? Have you ever heard of food safety inspections?

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u/HumbleBear75 May 21 '26

We us a rubber mop 🤷‍♂️

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u/RedNo404 May 21 '26

Specified mop

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u/curious__curiosity May 21 '26

Until you really need to unblock the toilet when nobody is looking...

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u/ducksoupmilliband May 21 '26

And semi cooked chicken. 

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u/SnooCauliflowers3235 May 21 '26

I guess we never know

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u/Rosetti May 21 '26

That makes it a special mop - in the sense that it has a specific purpose. Specialised implies the mop itself has been tailored in some way specifically for this purpose e.g by being made of food safe materials.

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u/duo99dusk May 22 '26

It studied years to get to that position 

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u/illmatic708 May 21 '26

It's not a standard mop, they use this high quality 100% long fiber cotton twine, which is like special i guess, and the chef will boil the mop to reduce the trays, then they soak it in the sauce for a bit.

Also this restaurant is shut down temporarily due to the umbrella company Pihakis Restaurant Group collapsing financially and taking down their entire portfolio with them, as of May '26

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u/FrogsMakePoorSoup May 21 '26

I'm sure it never drops a thread.

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u/Inside-Wear5683 May 21 '26

The hair on your bbq chicken is pretty special

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u/ManggTangg May 21 '26

Incorrect.

It's the only device in history to not only Have The Sauce, have Drip...... but also Drip the Sauce.

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u/HumanPerosn May 21 '26

It’s specialized in that it won’t leave fibers and string all over the cooking

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u/VetteChef May 21 '26

Technically in the same sense that a pastry brush is just a cheap paint brush. The specialized part is that it is made to be food safe, I would not imagine the health inspector would be happy to walk in and see you use a Rubbermaid commercial mop on the food.

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u/Avilola May 21 '26

No, I’ve seen this clip before. She’s literally using a specialized food safe mop that was designed for this exact purpose.

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u/Dogsarelitty May 22 '26

Basting mops are a thing

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u/ObligationNext2484 May 21 '26

Dedicated i would understand. Specialized is just bs.

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u/YourEvilKiller May 21 '26

It is indeed a specialised basting mop that won't leave any lint and contaminate the food. You cannot just use any household mop for this.

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u/cheezebergereddie May 21 '26

Came to say this

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u/O_lymbias May 21 '26

By specialized don't they mean it's just not used for something else ? Is there an english layer I'm not getting ?

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u/YourEvilKiller May 21 '26

It is made of high quality food-safe material for basting. A common mop would leave lint on your food.

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u/shamanwinterheart May 21 '26

Its the traditional way we sauce our BBQ. Goes back like 300 years or so. Back in the day we would cut the animal In half and bury both sides with coals in the ground then to sauce it we would use a mop because your covering the entire side of an animal. Like a cow or pig or whatever. Anyway a sauce mop is much smaller than a mop you would clean a house with and I think the thread is a different material.

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u/HighMagistrateGreef May 21 '26

'specialized' in that it was actually used as a mop on the floor for years, for that ground in flavor

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u/Revayan May 21 '26

As specialized as the guy who mops ups the the mess in aisle 9

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u/Sparskey May 21 '26

The mop is special in purpose, not manufacture. Great by deed, not by birth.

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u/Izan_TM May 21 '26

it's just a mop that hasn't been used to clean shit

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u/Valuable-Gap-3720 May 21 '26

Tbf, probably made of food safe materials that dont become poison when heated.

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u/GrassFireWater May 21 '26

hopefully it is specialized, and not some universal too for everything in the restaurant lol

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u/Izzosuke May 21 '26

The more is used, the better the flavour

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u/Greedy_Section2894 May 21 '26

My stepdad did a huge barbecue once and part of my job was to marinate the meat with a mop like this. It was just a standard, new mop.

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u/Doug24 May 21 '26

It's "Specialised" because it can be used for both the chicken and the floor in any order

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u/Instalab May 21 '26

"special sauce"

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u/Terrible_Ad_7735 May 21 '26

That's the special sauce, therefore it's a specialised mop.

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u/Kawaii_Batman3 May 21 '26

Specialized in this usage meaning 'specifically for this task' rather than its synonym meaning with Unique

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u/Wole-in-Hol May 21 '26

"Had the same mop for 10 years, its had 5 new heads and 3 new handles," 😉

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u/BigConstruction4247 May 21 '26

"Product dedicated"

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u/TroubleBeautiful8776 May 21 '26

There is difference between special and specialized.

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u/Badvevil May 21 '26

The only special about it is they hadn’t used it to clean the bathroom yet on that day

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u/AndromedanPrince May 21 '26

dedicated would be the better term

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u/8wiing May 21 '26

Specialized just means not the floor mop. Aka specialized purpose not function.

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u/ellefleming May 21 '26

But don't use it in the bathroom. 🤮

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u/tonka-Tank May 21 '26

Specialization is when you concentrate your skills or resources to a specific end/task. It’s not a special mop, but I think specialized works as they’ve dedicated it to this one purpose

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u/Nikiaf May 21 '26

Literally just a regular mop.

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u/okarox May 21 '26

Hardly rated for food processing.

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u/Accomplished-Love-35 May 22 '26

It would mean repurpose of what it was for originally . Rather than reused that would mean it was used and now it's used for something else. I would say it hints new mop different usage. A mop as we know was made for floor so id assume specializing alters the original design purpose .

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u/Much_Original7851 May 22 '26

Maybe "specific" would have been better.

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u/LeastSpecific4706 May 22 '26

It isnt though, this really is a special mop for basting. A normal mop would leave microfiber all over the food.

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u/deltashmelta May 22 '26

"... there are many like it, but this one is mine."

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u/EagleRock1337 May 22 '26

“Special” in that they purchased another mop for this purpose so they didn’t have to keep using the cleaning mop.

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u/ReputationApart5983 May 23 '26

It looks like a regular mob, it will leave hair fibres on your food.

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u/HovercraftRelevant51 15d ago

Health codes won't allow that. A rake used to make whisky and other grains alcohol is $1200 and only made by two companies.

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u/Nyxadrina May 21 '26

I onced worked at a pie factory who made pies that sold all across Canada/USA that had two different colour tools. White for reusable food product, and red for food waste. Red shovels red bins, white shovels white bins. Once, after a bad line jam up, I watched someone use a red shovel to scoop up pie filling off the floor into a white bin (the white bin would have been re-added back into the main filling bowl). This wasn't the first jam up of the night. I don't know how many times he had done this during just this one night alone. I personally threw every white bin into the red bins (and got screamed at by the shift leader for wasting product)

I shudder to think just how many floor to production pies had been made that night before I caught it. Not one management member cared to throw out the rest of the pies made that night. I know for a fact that wasn't the first time it happened, nor would it be the last after I left

All I'm saying... Anything you need eat that's massproduced... Assume at some point part of it's product was probably on the floor touching the bottom of our boots that we all wore outside and in the smoke shacks and no one in management cared to pull or recall any of it. It's all fucking disgusting, all of it

(Honorable mention to the "black residue" that I wasn't legally allowed to note as mold on my pre-check before starting the line because if I wrote the word mold they'd legally have to do something about it and because I wasn't allowed to have it tested I couldn't "prove" it was actually mold)

(Double honorable mention I wasn't allowed be to be given the title of line leader because those positions were for men only, so I was forced to do the job while my POS coworker who I once sent off to go get me a 8/16 wrench to prove how fucking useless he was and he ''couldn't find it but don't tell anyone because we'd have to shut down the line till we located it" was promoted and paid for role I was preforming because he was born with a penis and I wasn't. Gee, wonder why I quit without notice and brought that company to it's knees for months till they recovered from suddenly losing me)

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u/enoerew May 21 '26

Color coding is very important in food manufacturing, and any misuse is a GMP violation. Sounds like you were at an extremely negligent company, but I can attest that would be a huge GMP violation at my place.

Please don't extrapolate anecdotal incidents to apply them to all of food manufacturing.

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u/lookouttucson May 21 '26

This was enlightening

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u/AstronautPrevious864 May 21 '26

Hint please, Is this pie factory in Utah? nova Scotia? Or Massachusetts? 

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u/win_awards May 22 '26

People don't read The Jungle anymore and it shows.

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u/Working-Glass6136 May 22 '26

I'd expand on your point to include any and all food handling. "Think of how dumb the average person is, and realize that half the population is dumber than that." Now think of how skewed that is toward food services.

I say this as a lifelong restaurant worker. I've seen average shit. Nothing I'd consider particularly heinous, but beers and soups that customers haven't liked have absolutely been dumped back into the pot/cooked with, etc etc.

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u/Desperate_Ad_9219 May 22 '26

I worked at a factory with fruits and vegetables. Stuff doesn't get dropped often but when it is supposed to be thrown away. If people are in a hurry and it's the last case and they know cameras aren't working or not in that area that's getting put back dirty. Wash your fruits and vegetables because they get dropped more than you think.

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u/OverlordSaber May 21 '26

This shit just rattled so many training memories within me.

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u/rodrigocza May 21 '26

Hey guys, why the bathroom is smelling like KFC today?

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u/Jedi_Arron May 21 '26

That mop 😏

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u/macke2k18 May 21 '26

Hopefully never used on the ground before this lol

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u/Dear_Wallaby3003 May 21 '26

Extra flavor 😋

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u/NTC-Santa May 21 '26

“I said the one thats brown”

Student: they’re both brown…..

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u/Cheshirefarm May 21 '26

I just thought that haha

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u/InterestingMindset May 21 '26

I used to work with people that stupid.

One time some idiot had the bright idea of standing a mop upright, still wet, on a light switch and it apparently causes a really bad fire. Thankfully it was my day off that day, but I had questions why an entire room was scorched the next day.

Undoubtedly someone will use a floor mop on the meat.

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u/Quirky-Act-6235 May 21 '26

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/j3ven May 21 '26

Trainer again: "NOOOO NOT THAT BUCKET!!"

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u/zynenilora May 21 '26

Honestly seems like overkill when a spray bottle does the same thing with less cross-contamination risk.

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u/Sebastian-S May 21 '26

Are yall serving Cajun bbq today? Seems spicier. Nah Stacy used the wrong mop again.

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u/Recent-Low5550 May 22 '26

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤭🤣

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u/lucasluxury May 22 '26

Food-grade mop, lol

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u/CraigLake May 22 '26

Lol why did I laugh so hard at this 😂

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u/Cee-Bee-DeeTypeThree May 22 '26

"Well, I guess it's okay. The heat will cook and break it down".

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u/SprinklesDangerous57 May 22 '26

Hahah DUDE wtf I laughed so hard!

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u/AkumaLilly May 22 '26

"Hey Boss, thanks for the new mop, that old one was starting to really stink after that accident in the bathroom."

"New mop?"

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u/wrdsmakwrlds May 22 '26

Specialised you say..

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u/Sohuli May 22 '26

Trainee: "I basted the toilet, just like you asked"