9. Rinse with water. 10. Now, pour a small amount of solution in the reservoir with water, run two to three cycles, and cancel drying cycles. 11. After completion, drain the reservoir and refill with distilled water and run another cycle. Common areas and threats Cleaning the salon computers and reception areas Almost all modern salons now work with computers and computer appointment books. These computer appointment books are generally at the reception desk and are also found in break areas for salon workers to view their schedules. Few people think about the germ havens these areas have become. Yes, experts say the computer keyboard, phone, and desk areas of salons are major germ areas that must be sanitized. To combat the problem, salons should assign cleaning duties to staff. First, you should remove the screws on the underside of the keyboard and separate the two parts. Brush the debris away and then wipe with a sanitizing cloth. Once you put it back together, spray the entire keyboard with a disinfectant spray. Do this lightly so as not to ruin the electronics. You can also use sanitation wipes commonly found in drug stores. Staff should clean phones daily with a disinfectant spray and more often when someone is known to be sick or feels sick . Also, remember to disinfect your workstation daily. Often stylists forget to perform this important step, yet they routinely place combs, scissors, and other items on top of the workstation. Disease and infestation Salons and schools should never knowingly permit a person afflicted with an infection or parasitic infestation capable of being transmitted to a patron to serve patrons or train in the establishment or school. In addition, salons and schools should not knowingly require or permit a licensee or student to work Conclusion The cosmetology industry is booming, and safety of clients is one of the main factors that has a chance to harm your industry. 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