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- 5. Your Disinfectant is only as good as it’s slowest To effectively kill germs you MUST WAIT the recommended Contact Time
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- 7. DISINFECTANTS that are One Step with NO PRE-CLEANING SAVE You TIME & PRODUCT Fully Biodegradable, Refillable Packaging helps out our Planet
- 8. Disinfectants SHOULD NOT corrode metal Cuticle Nippers exposed to Hydrogen Peroxide Disinfectant for 24 hours
- 9. Disinfectants SHOULD NOT crack or yellow vinyl
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- 17. Surface Spray and Instrument Soak
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- 19. Recap • Know your contact time • Save product with a ONE STEP disinfectant • Choose a hospital grade disinfectant you can take home! Eco Friendly • Disinfectants must not corrode metal or crack or yellow vinyl • Do not aerosolize when cleaning instruments • Be Consistent Enjoy Peace of Mind Today
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