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Why are water based disinfectants like Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes often recommended by equipment and upholstery manufacturers?

Testing that simulates over one year of clinical use confirms that Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes have minimal effects on equipment surfaces especially when compared to disinfectants with high alcohol, quaternary ammoniums, bleach actives, peroxides and solvent chemicals. Products with aggressive chemicals may claim fast kill times but the trade-off is equipment damage such as cracking,…

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What about Hepatitis B and C?

The CDC states in guideline documents that any germicide with a tuberculocidal claim on the label is considered capable of inactivating a broad spectrum of less resistant blood borne pathogens such as HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. This includes Spec Clean Disinfectant Wipes.

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Which Cleaners Work Best for Veterinary Instrument Maintenance?

Our veterinary cleaning line includes specialized enzymatic detergents and ultrasonic solutions. These formulas are designed to remove biological materials from instruments while protecting the equipment. For suction equipment maintenance, we offer dedicated evacuation system cleaners that help maintain proper function.

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How Do Enzymatic Cleaners Support Infection Control Protocols?

The enzymatic cleaning formula helps break down complex organic materials on surgical instruments and equipment. This thorough cleaning process supports proper sanitization and helps prevent cross-contamination. The gentle yet effective formula also helps preserve instrument quality over time.

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What Cleaning Schedule Do You Recommend for Veterinary Equipment?

Regular cleaning helps maintain equipment safety and function. While specific timing depends on usage patterns, we recommend that surgical instruments be pre-cleaned immediately after each procedure. This is especially important following surgical or high-risk procedures to prevent residue accumulation and maintain proper sanitization levels.

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Can I use Spec Clean˜ Ready-to-Use Disinfectant as a “cold sterile soak” for plastic items that cannot tolerate heat sterilization?

Items that are used inside the mouth or other mucosal surfaces such as film holders, bite blocks and laryngeal airway devices are considered semi-critical. According to CDC guidelines such items preferably should be heat sterilized or at a minimum disinfected using high level disinfectant processes (gluteraldehyde, peracetic acid, ethylene oxide gas, etc.).