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Flushing record sheet (low-use outlets)

A flushing record for infrequently used outlets, capturing flush duration and post-flush temperatures so stagnant water is kept under control.

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  • List only outlets covered by the approved little-used-outlet control and follow its safe method.
  • Use the specified endpoint, such as temperature stabilisation, and record exceptions rather than applying a universal duration.

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Enter the date.

Enter the outlet id / location, or leave it blank if not known.

Enter the outlet type, or leave it blank if not known.

Enter the flushed (y/n), or leave it blank if not known.

Enter the flush duration (min), or leave it blank if not known.

Enter the reading in °C.

Enter the reading in °C.

Keep it short and avoid personal data.

Enter the initials, or leave it blank if not known.

Flushing record sheet (low-use outlets): editable blank entries
RowDateOutlet ID / locationOutlet typeFlushed (Y/N)Flush duration (min)Hot after flush °CCold after flush °CCommentsInitials
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Illustrative preview for Flushing record sheet (low-use outlets)
DateOutlet ID / locationOutlet typeFlushed (Y/N)Flush duration (min)Hot after flush °CCold after flush °CCommentsInitials
2026-06-08RM 1.12 hand basin (little-used)Mixer tapY25518Ran hot then cold until temperatures stabilisedAB
2026-06-08Cleaner's sink, B basementSink tapY24819Hot slow to reach temperature: reported for investigationCD
         
         
         
         
         
         

Sample rows are illustrative. Download the PDF for a clean print-ready form, or the CSV to fill in digitally.

How to use it

  • Use for the infrequently used (little-used) outlets identified in your risk assessment that are not in regular use.
  • Flush each outlet on the planned schedule (commonly weekly), running it until the temperature stabilises while keeping aerosol release to a minimum.
  • Record the flush duration and post-flush hot and cold temperatures so you can spot outlets that are slow to reach temperature.
  • Note any faults in the comments, raise them for investigation, and initial each entry.

Background: Legionella flushing record sheet: free template for little-used outlets