The correct use of nail disinfection tools is crucial to ensuring hygiene and safety. The following are the correct usage methods for nail disinfection tools:

Prepare disinfectant: Choose a suitable disinfectant, such as alcohol, bleach, or professional nail appliance disinfectant. Ensure that the concentration of the disinfectant meets the requirements for use.

Cleaning tools: First, clean the tools with warm water and soap, thoroughly washing off any dirt and residue on the surface.

Soaking tool: Completely immerse the tool in disinfectant. According to the instructions in the disinfectant instructions, maintain the soaking time to ensure that the surface of the tool is completely in contact with the disinfectant.

Wiping tool: Use disinfectant paper towels or clean gauze to gently wipe the surface and blade of the tool to remove residues and disinfectant.

Waiting for drying: Place the cleaned tools in a dry environment to ensure complete drying. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight as it may damage tools.

Storage tools: Store disinfected and dried tools in clean containers to avoid contact with dust or pollutants.

Attention: All used nail tools must be disinfected between each guest to prevent cross infection and bacterial transmission. Nail tools should be regularly inspected and replaced to ensure their quality and disinfection effectiveness. When using disinfectant, the manufacturer's instructions should be followed, especially those related to concentration and contact time requirements. During the cleaning and disinfection process, use cleaning gloves to avoid direct contact with tools and disinfectant. Before using nail tools, make sure they have been properly cleaned and disinfected.