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Technical Support: 800-626-6912 Date: 2/19/10

Additional Information about Disinfectants and Detergent Cleaners

A. EPA registered liquid disinfectants used in the salon:

i. Must have the words ‘bactericidal, fungicidal and virucidal’ and ‘hospital’ on the label.

ii. Must be mixed, used, stored and disposed of according to manufacturer’s label instructions.

*It is against Federal Law to use an EPA registered disinfectant contrary to its label.

iii. Must be prepared fresh every day and replaced immediately when the solution becomes visibly

contaminated.

iv. Are ineffective when proper cleaning is not performed before use.

v. Requires complete immersion in the correct amount of disinfectant for ten minutes after cleaning of all

visible residue. Complete immersion means enough liquid to cover all surfaces of the item. Note: if the

disinfectant manufacturer’s label requires a different immersion time for soaking, you should always

follow the label’s instructions.

vi. Spray disinfectants are for cleaning surfaces only and are not adequate for disinfecting tools and

pedicure equipment in the salon.

B. EPA Registered hospital “one-step” cleaner/ disinfectants may be used for disinfecting pedicure equipment

if:

i. They are EPA registered, hospital, bactericidal, fungicidal and virucidal and have the words ‘one-step’

on the label.

ii. Tools and equipment are first cleaned of large amounts of residue.

iii. Are used exactly as described by the manufacturer’s instructions.

C. All bottles and containers (other than the original manufacturers’ container) containing any disinfectant

must be properly labeled listing the contents, percentage solution (concentration) and date of mixing.

D. Surfactant chelating detergents break down residue from pedicure products and are effective in hard water.

Hard water contains calcium and magnesium ions, which can inactivate disinfectants and create residue

films that are difficult for ordinary detergents to remove.

E. All brushes used to remove visible debris from the foot spa, tub or basin must be properly cleaned and

disinfected between each use.

F. You must record the time of each cleaning procedure in the salon pedicure cleaning log. Keep a log

available to show clients. It demonstrates that you regularly clean and disinfect your pedicure equipment,

to ensure the customer is protected.

G. Read and follow the instructions provided with the pedicure equipment to ensure proper use.

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