It is common for cleanroom wipes to become contaminated with alcohol during cleaning tasks, especially in electronics, medical, and other sensitive industries. Proper handling of alcohol-contaminated cleanroom wipes helps extend their lifespan and ensures cleaning effectiveness and equipment safety.
How to Handle Alcohol-Contaminated Cleanroom Wipes?
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Immediate Action
If the wipe is excessively soaked with alcohol, replace it promptly to prevent dripping and further contamination. -
Gentle Wiping
Use a clean wipe to gently blot or wipe surfaces, avoiding secondary contamination and fiber shedding. -
Cleaning and Reuse
For reusable wipes, soak in warm water with mild detergent, rinse thoroughly, and air dry before reuse. -
Proper Storage
Store wipes in a dry, clean environment to avoid bacterial growth and fiber degradation. -
Regular Replacement
Replace wipes regularly to maintain cleaning quality and safety.
Precautions
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Avoid vigorous scrubbing to protect wipe integrity.
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Do not mix wipes with other chemicals to prevent harmful reactions.
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Ensure good ventilation to prevent alcohol vapor accumulation.