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Plastic/Rubber Cleaning Guide

Written By: Rogue Product Development

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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

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Introduction

The following guide demonstrates the recommended method for cleaning and disinfecting plastic and rubber parts.

Step 1 Disinfecting Plastic and Rubber

Wet the surface with a cleaner or wipe containing an EPA-approved disinfectant.

NOTE: Make sure the disinfectant does not contain alcohol, phenol, bleach, or ammonia.

Wet the surface with a cleaner or wipe containing an EPA-approved disinfectant.
NOTE: Make sure the disinfectant does not contain alcohol, phenol, bleach, or ammonia.
Leave the disinfectant in place for the duration specified by the wipe manufacturer.
Wipe down with a clean cloth.