Low level surface/equipment cleaning and disinfection is a two-step process using the same product: Step 1: Clean equipment/surfaces/rooms with a new wipe(s)
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Infection Prevention and Control
Low Level Cleaning & Disinfection
1. Process
Low level surface/equipment cleaning and disinfection is a two-step process using the same product:Step 1: Clean equipment/surfaces/rooms with a new wipe(s) or cloth using friction (rub/scrub
motion) to remove any foreign matter (e.g., dust, soil, food, feces, blood, sputum) immediately followed by Step 2.Step 2: Disinfect all equipment/surfaces/rooms using friction (rub/scrub motion) with another new wipe(s) or cloth(s). To complete the disinfection process, item must be wet long enough to maintain
the product label stated wet contact or dwell time (stays wet for 1 to 3 minutes, check product label)
followed by air- drying.If there are any issues about residual product remaining on and potentially damaging an item, a final
rinse can be done with a well-squeezed out clean/new cloth and plain water followed by drying.2. VCH-Approved Products
Refer to VCH Equipment Cleaning Manual to determine which product to use on specific itemsAccel INTERVention:
Active ingredient: accelerated hydrogen peroxide (AHP)Wet contact time: 1 minute PH: 3 (acidic)
Includes a benzyl alcohol to improve stability of the AHP formulation. This ingredient is contraindicated on any clear acrylic or clear polycarbonateplastics as over time, this could cause hazing of these surfaces To prevent hazing, after wet contact time achieved, rinse with water (well-squeezed out cloth).
As rinsing is not done routinely, a different product is generally recommended for screens/monitors.