Be sure to read labels carefully and follow the EPA-regulated instructions. The fact is, to effectively sanitize or disinfect an area, you have to remove the dirt and debris from a surface first.
That means cleaning first, THEN sanitizing or disinfecting. That's because these products can't effectively penetrate through dirt and debris to do their work. For more about when you should sanitize versus disinfect, reference our past blog on the topic here.
For regular cleaning, apply the Light Duty green solution of H2Orange2 to surfaces. For heavily soiled areas, use the Heavy Duty red solution. Apply Heavy Duty red solution liberally to pre-cleaned hard surfaces with a spray bottle, pump up pressure sprayer with a coarse spray, cloth, sponge, or mop. Allow to air dry. If needed, excess moisture can be wiped away after ten minutes. It also provided better foam and water-softening in the liquid hand soap.
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Use surface barriers to speed operatory turnaround. OR Clean and disinfect surfaces that are not barrier protected using an EPA-registered hospital disinfectant with a low-level i. Use an intermediate-level disinfectant if visibly contaminated with blood. What are the different types of disinfectants? Who regulates disinfectants? Since tuberculosis is not transmitted by contaminated environmental surfaces, why is it important to select a disinfectant with a tuberculocidal claim?
Are wipes, cloths, or towelettes pre-saturated with disinfectant the same as traditional spray disinfectants? What is the "spray-wipe-spray" or "wipe-discard-wipe" technique? What personal protective equipment PPE should be used when cleaning the dental operatory? Can heavy-duty utility gloves be washed and reused? How should electronic equipment in the dental operatory be cleaned and disinfected?
Should contaminated radiology equipment be cleaned and disinfected, or protected with surface barriers? How should a digital radiography sensor that is not heat tolerant be reprocessed? Can a dental office have carpeting and cloth furnishings in patient care areas? References CDC.
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