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What is the TB kill time for Spec Clean Disinfectant wipes?

The contact time for Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes is three minutes.

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What are major advantages of the water based Spec Clean Disinfectant Formula formula?

• Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes quickly remove blood and other soils. If soils are left on surfaces they may block disinfectants from killing germs.• Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes stay fully saturated to help maintain contact time. Alcohol based disinfectants tend to “wick out” causing waste as the top wipe may be too dry to use. Alcohol based wipes…

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Why are solvents used in disinfectants?

Most disinfectant formulas include some type of solvent such as isopropanol or ethanol (types of alcohols) or glycol ethers. Solvents boost chemical action needed to kill germs. Solvents may not be listed as active agents on the disinfectant label but are usually listed on the product safety data sheet. Some disinfectant brands have increased the…

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How should Spec Clean Disinfectant wipes be used?

Follow CDC recommendations for surface disinfection. Clean first, then disinfect. Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes are effective for both steps.(1) Remove and unfold one or more towelettes as needed to thoroughly clean surfaces.(2) Use sufficient wipes for the area or equipment. Studies show that over use of one wipe over too large an area will spread contamination.(3)…

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Are Spec Clean Disinfectant wipes suitable for cleaning medical equipment and dental hand pieces?

Yes! Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes contain effective cleaning agents. It is also tuberculocidal thus meeting the OSHA requirement for cleaning when blood soils are present. Use damp paper towels to remove traces of Spec Clean disinfectant from dental handpieces and other items prior to heat, gas or chemical sterilization. Check equipment manufacturer’s instructions for specific applications.

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Why is cleaning a critical step to make surfaces and equipment safe?

• Research shows that organic body soils such as blood and saliva act as a reservoir to keep dangerous organisms viable (capable of infection) for hours or even days on surfaces.• Body soils and dust also act as barriers to reduce or prevent chemical disinfectant action.• Blood is very corrosive and will damage metal surfaces…