Sterilization of manicure instruments: steps

• Clean with disinfectants. Manicure equipment should be placed in a tray with water and disinfectant diluted in it and then do as described in the instructions. Instruments should be kept in the bath for 15-30 minutes. This procedure gets rid of harmful germs and bacteria, but not enough to get rid of more severe viruses. A more effective method for cleaning manicure and pedicure tools is an ultrasonic wash. This device is several times more effective than disinfectants. It cleans by means of ultrasonic waves. There is an opinion that the ultrasonic cleaner is a sterilizer, but this is wrong - cleaning is not enough, which is why instruments still have to be treated thermally after disinfection by ultrasound.

• Cleaning the instruments before sterilization. Once the instruments have been disinfected in the medium, they must be cleaned of contamination. Under no circumstances should the first step be interchanged with the second step. When cleaning tools that have not been disinfected, bacteria enter the air, are inhaled and settle on the hands of the craftsman. Therefore, the order of the steps must be observed. To clean the instruments well, each instrument should be washed under running water with soap and water and a stiff brush can also be used. The tools should then be dried well.

• Sterilise the instruments directly in the sterilisers. This step is the last one. Sterilisation fully eliminates all germs (such as fungi, viruses, etc.) still remaining on the instruments after disinfection. Manicure and pedicure equipment is sterilised in special devices: quartz, steam, ultrasonic, ultraviolet and dry-heat sterilisers.

• Storage of instruments: after sterilisation, the instruments should be packed in airtight bags to keep them clean until the next use. If the items have been sterilised in Kraft bags, there is no need to re-pack them as these bags keep the instruments sterile well.

• Kraft bags are the ideal solution for sterilising various instruments thanks to their versatile sizes. They are very easy to use and convenient for any type of sterilisation. The indicator on each bag makes it easy to tell when the procedure is complete. They are also able to change colour in the dryer, which signals the end of the sterilisation process. Kraft paper bags are disposable and require no further processing. They keep the instruments sterile for up to 3 days. After use, they should be disposed of. The Kraft Bags are opened in front of the client, thus ensuring maximum safety and guaranteeing the sterility of the instruments. With Kraft bags you can be sure of the safety of your customers and yourself.

• Pouches that are sealed by heat welding. The instruments in these bags remain sterile for up to 20 days.

• Pouches that close with a resealable valve. The instruments in these bags remain sterile for 21-60 days.

• UV sterilizer with germicidal lamps. This device is used for disinfecting and storing cleaned instruments.

What are the sterilizers for manicure tools?

• Clean with disinfectants. Manicure equipment should be placed in a tray with water and disinfectant diluted in it and then do as described in the instructions. Instruments should be kept in the bath for 15-30 minutes. This procedure gets rid of harmful germs and bacteria, but not enough to get rid of more severe viruses. A more effective method for cleaning manicure and pedicure tools is an ultrasonic wash. This device is several times more effective than disinfectants. It cleans by means of ultrasonic waves. There is an opinion that the ultrasonic cleaner is a sterilizer, but this is wrong - cleaning is not enough, which is why instruments still have to be treated thermally after disinfection by ultrasound.

• Cleaning the instruments before sterilization. Once the instruments have been disinfected in the medium, they must be cleaned of contamination. Under no circumstances should the first step be interchanged with the second step. When cleaning tools that have not been disinfected, bacteria enter the air, are inhaled and settle on the hands of the craftsman. Therefore, the order of the steps must be observed. To clean the instruments well, each instrument should be washed under running water with soap and water and a stiff brush can also be used. The tools should then be dried well.

• Sterilise the instruments directly in the sterilisers. This step is the last one. Sterilisation fully eliminates all germs (such as fungi, viruses, etc.) still remaining on the instruments after disinfection. Manicure and pedicure equipment is sterilised in special devices: quartz, steam, ultrasonic, ultraviolet and dry-heat sterilisers.

• Storage of instruments: after sterilisation, the instruments should be packed in airtight bags to keep them clean until the next use. If the items have been sterilised in Kraft bags, there is no need to re-pack them as these bags keep the instruments sterile well.

• Kraft bags are the ideal solution for sterilising various instruments thanks to their versatile sizes. They are very easy to use and convenient for any type of sterilisation. The indicator on each bag makes it easy to tell when the procedure is complete. They are also able to change colour in the dryer, which signals the end of the sterilisation process. Kraft paper bags are disposable and require no further processing. They keep the instruments sterile for up to 3 days. After use, they should be disposed of. The Kraft Bags are opened in front of the client, thus ensuring maximum safety and guaranteeing the sterility of the instruments. With Kraft bags you can be sure of the safety of your customers and yourself.

• Pouches that are sealed by heat welding. The instruments in these bags remain sterile for up to 20 days.

• Pouches that close with a resealable valve. The instruments in these bags remain sterile for 21-60 days.

• UV sterilizer with germicidal lamps. This device is used for disinfecting and storing cleaned instruments.

Where to buy sterilizers for manicure tools Global Fashion in Moldova or in Chisinau?

Sterilization of tools is an essential step in the nail extension process. It is important to maintain a clean and sterile environment to prevent the spread of infections and diseases.

There are several different ways to sterilize tools, including heat sterilization, chemical sterilization, and UV sterilization. Heat sterilization involves using high temperatures to kill off any bacteria or viruses on the tools. This can be done using an autoclave or boiling water. Chemical sterilization involves using specific chemicals, such as hydrogen peroxide and bleach, to kill off any microorganisms. UV sterilization uses ultraviolet rays to kill off any bacteria or viruses on the tools.

It is important to follow the correct sterilization procedures to ensure that the tools are completely clean and sterile. Before sterilizing the tools, they should be cleaned thoroughly to remove any dirt or debris. This can be done using soap and water, or a specific cleaning solution designed for nail tools.

Once the tools have been cleaned, they should be placed in the sterilization device and the appropriate sterilization process should be used. It is important to make sure that the tools are completely covered and immersed in the sterilizing solution to ensure complete sterilization.

After the tools have been sterilized, they should be kept in a clean, dry environment until they are ready to be used. It is also essential to make sure that the tools are stored properly to prevent any contamination.

Regular sterilization of tools is necessary to prevent the spread of infections and diseases. It is important to follow the correct sterilization procedures to ensure that the tools are completely clean and sterile. By taking the time to properly sterilize your tools, you can ensure a safe and healthy nail extension process for you and your clients.