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Cleaning of instruments

Discussion in 'General Issues and Discussion Forum' started by markleigh, Oct 29, 2009.

  1. markleigh

    markleigh Active Member


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    I have been using an instrument washer to clean & dry my instruments however it has decided to die. My options are:

    1) purchase a new one (pros - basically you put the instruments in & they come out well cleaned & dry & just need to pack, cons - expensive too buy a new one)

    2) purchase an ultrasonic cleaner (pros - clean instruments well, cheaper than an instrument washer, cons - slightly more work in manually drying instruments)

    3) clean instruments manually (pros - cheapest option, cons - increased time in cleaning)

    Anyone have opinions on what they either use/like in cleaning instruments or opinions on instrument washers & u/s cleaners?
     
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  3. jane.e.benson

    jane.e.benson Active Member

    Hya,
    I use an ultrasonic cleanser, rinse off fluid with boiled water, therefore instruments dry virtually instantly by evaporation before sterilizing. works fine for me.
    jane
     
  4. markleigh

    markleigh Active Member

    Thanks Jane.:drinks
     
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