Utensils Left Unattended

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Question

My son took meat food in a meat utensil for lunch to the Talmud Torah where he studies, and after eating, he forgot the utensil in his classroom. It was returned home only after two days. During the hours when there are no classes, non-Jewish cleaners clean the classrooms. Should there be a concern about the kashrut of the utensil (similar to meat left unattended)?

Answer

Shalom Rav

There is no concern of prohibition in this case.

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