V-WIPE ZERO Classic Wipes

Effective Spectrum & Exposure Times

Product Composition

Contains Aqua, Alkyl (C12-16) dimethylbenzyl ammonium chloride (ADBAC/BKC (C12-16)) (68424-85-1) 0.48% w/w (4.8g/kg), Didecyldimethylammonium Chloride (7173-51-5) 0.22% w/w (2.2g/kg), Perfumes. Liquid weight 600g

Packing Details

12 x V-WIPE ZERO Classic Refill Packs per box, 12 x V-WIPE ZERO Classic Tubs per box, Kit = 6 x V-WIPE ZERO Classic Refill Packs + 1 x V-WIPE ZERO Classic Tub, 12 x V-WIPE ZERO Classic Empty Tubs per box

Hazard Classification & Details

This product is not classified as dangerous for carriage.

Physical Properties

White wipe substrate Non woven 100% PP, Clear liquid, apple aroma, pH of solution 6.0-8.0, Shelf life of 3 years

Material Compatability

Ideal to use on alcohol sensitive surfaces

Directions For Use

1. Remove cap of dispenser tub, 2. Cut open air tight plastic pouch across the top of the pouch, 3. Feed the centre wipe through the hole in the cap and replace, 4. Pull wipe at a 45º angle. Using sufficient wipes for each application wipe the clean surfaces to be disinfected so that they are completely moistened and let the disinfectant take action over 60 seconds. Allow surface moisture to dry or wipe with clean tissue. For professional use only.

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HTM 01-05 Compliance

6.57: The use of disinfectant or detergent will reduce contamination on surfaces. If there is obvious blood contamination, the presence of protein will compromise the efficacy of alcohol-based wipes.

5.3: The decontamination area should be wiped down carefully after each decontamination cycle is completed; for clinical areas, a similar wipe-clean is required after each patient procedure and before the next patient is admitted.

6.37: Surfaces and equipment used in the decontamination of dental instruments should be cleaned carefully before and after each decontamination process cycle. The procedure used should comply with written local policies.

6.61: The patient treatment area should be cleaned after every session using disposable cloths or clean microfibre materials – even if the area appears uncontaminated.

6.62: Areas and items of equipment local to the dental chair that need to be cleaned between each patient include:

• local work surfaces;
• dental chairs;
• curing lamps;
• inspection lights and handles;
• hand controls including replacement of covers;
• trolleys/delivery units;
• X-ray units.

6.63: Areas and items of equipment that need to be cleaned after each session include:

• taps;
• drainage points;
• splashbacks;
• sinks.

6.64: Items of furniture that need to be cleaned at weekly intervals include:

• window blinds;
• accessible ventilation fittings;
• other accessible surfaces such as shelving, radiators and shelves in cupboards.

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