210L Kitchen Stainless Steel Soak Tank Heated Soak Tank For Restaurant Canteen

Soak Tank's Cleaning Process

1. Items should be washed before disinfection. Wrap fragile items with gauze and put them in the water to prevent them from colliding with each other when boiling. Impermeable items, such as plates and bowls, should be placed vertically to facilitate the convection of water. The water surface should be higher than the object. The sterilizer should be covered.
2. When disinfecting, the time should be calculated after the water boils. Generally, it takes 15 to 20 minutes to boil the contaminated equipment and articles of patients with hepatitis for 30 minutes. When sterilizing syringes or surgical instruments, they should be boiled for 30-40 minutes. Adding 2% sodium carbonate can prevent rust and increase the boiling point (1% sodium carbonate is added to the water, the boiling point can reach 100 ℃), and the death of microorganisms can be accelerated.
3. When boiling and disinfecting cotton fabrics, it is not advisable to place too many items at a time. When boiling, stir slightly to aid convection of water. When more items are added, the boiling time should be extended to more than 30 minutes.
4. When disinfecting, do not store air bubbles between items; do not put in substances that can increase viscosity. During the disinfection process, the water should be continuously boiled, and no new contaminated items should be added in the middle, otherwise the disinfection time should be recalculated after the water boils again.
5. During disinfection, because the items have no outer packaging, be careful to prevent re-contamination when they are taken out and placed afterwards. For sterilized unpackaged medical equipment, the requirements for aseptic operation should be strictly followed when taking and storing them.

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