What should be used to clean pedicure basins?

To ensure that pedicure basins are cleaned effectively, surfactant soap and water are the appropriate choice. Surfactant soap contains cleaning agents that help to remove debris, bacteria, and other contaminants from surfaces. This is a vital step in maintaining hygiene in any pedicure setting.

Using surfactant soap and water provides a thorough cleaning that removes dirt and organic material, which is essential before applying any disinfectant. Disinfectants work best on clean surfaces, as they can penetrate and kill pathogens more effectively. Relying solely on disinfectant sprays or alcohol wipes without proper cleaning may not adequately eliminate the buildup of pathogens and residues that accumulate in basins. Water alone does not contain the cleaning agents necessary for removing contaminants, and while disinfectant sprays are useful, they should not be the first step in cleaning. Therefore, surfactant soap and water are critical for maintaining the safety and cleanliness of pedicure basins.