 Sanitation Procedures
At Painted Red Nails we are committed to using only the highest quality products and maintaining the best sanitation/disinfection procedures possible in order to offer you a safe and comfortable environment.
For your convenience, we have described our daily sanitation procedures for many of the materials and implements that you come in contact with throughout our services. If you have any questions regarding our sanitation procedures, please do not hesitate to ask.
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Towels:
A disinfectant solution is added to the laundry detergent when washing any towels used in the salon. A new disinfected towel is used for each client.
Metal implements:
Metal implements are scrubbed with a clean brush and antibacterial soap, rinsed and placed in a hospital-level disinfectant for a minimum of ten minutes. The disinfectant is changed regularly so that the solution is always a clear blue—indicating it is still effective.
Nail files:
All nail files are sprayed with an antiseptic before and after each use. Those used on the feet are scrubbed clean and sprayed with a hospital-level disinfectant.*
*Our hospital-level disinfectant has been, by state law, registered as an EPA certified antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal agent.
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Pedicure wash tubs:
Pedicure wash tubs are scrubbed with an antibacterial soap, rinsed, sprayed with a hospital-level disinfectant and left to dry.
Basalt stones:
The hot stones used for pedicures are cleansed and soaked in a hospital-level disinfectant between each use.
Manicure table:
The manicure table is cleansed with 91% isopropyl alcohol between each client.
Porus supplies:
Any supply that is porus cannot be soaked in a disinfectant, and therefore any of these materials that come in direct contact with a person's skin is thrown away after each use.
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