For thermal disinfection, time starts when the linen reaches temperature, not when you set it
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🌡️ 65 °C for 10 minutes counts from when the linen reaches that temperature, not from when you set the timer
Once a hot wash timer has run its course, has the linen been thermally disinfected?
You can't tell yet. Under the NHS England standard (HTM 01-04), the whole load must be held at 65 °C for at least 10 minutes, or 71 °C for at least 3 minutes, and that time counts from when the linen has reached the temperature, not from the time set on the dial. The standard allows roughly 4-8 extra minutes for heat to penetrate the linen, with heavily loaded linen taking longer. Follow the machine manual.
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