Disinfection & SafetyQuestion 18 of 100
Which practice best reduces the spread of infection in a barbershop?
a.Reusing neck strips between clients
b.Skipping handwashing when busy
c.Storing dirty tools with clean tools
d.Washing hands before and after each client
Explanation
Frequent, thorough handwashing is one of the most effective ways to prevent transmission of pathogens. Barbers should wash before and after every client and any time hands become soiled.
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