Disinfection & SafetyQuestion 6 of 100
Which disinfectant type is commonly used in barbershops for non-electrical implements?
a.Plain tap water
b.Hair conditioner
c.An EPA-registered quaternary ammonium or equivalent hospital-level disinfectant
d.Petroleum jelly
Explanation
Quaternary ammonium compounds ('quats') and other EPA-registered hospital-grade disinfectants are widely used to immerse combs, shears, and clips. They must be mixed to label strength and replaced when they become cloudy or contaminated.
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