Fleishig on hands touching a milchig counter

Question:

1. If my child was eating cholent and he reached on to the dairy counter to get something, I assume if I don’t see any meat there is nothing to worry about (so I’m not going to inspect the area carefully).
2.  But if I would notice that his hands were dirty and he got cholent onto the dairy counter, can I still assume the counter just needs to be cleaned off and is kosher?
3. (Can I assume the food on his hands was not “yad soledes bo”? Do I need to inspect to see if it could be a davar gush in that spot?)

Answer:

Hello,

1. Correct.
2. Wipe off the place that is dirty, and that in sufficient.
3. A persons hands will not get yad soledes bo, so you don't have to worry about that.

Best wishes