Thread Number: 90297
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Anyone else wipe down their FL washer gasket w/ disinfectant? |
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Post# 1148723 , Reply# 1   5/14/2022 at 19:50 (727 days old) by appnut (TX)   |   | |
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Post# 1148729 , Reply# 2   5/14/2022 at 21:03 (727 days old) by Launderess (Quiet Please, There´s a Lady on Stage)   |   | |
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In best case situation all healthcare laundry would be done in barrier laundry systems. This is where washing machine is built into a wall and one side is "clean" other "dirty". Thus freshly washed laundry doesn't come into contact with surfaces that are "dirty" on soiled side. Tunnel washers are similar in this respect as soiled wash goes in one side, and clean comes out the other.
Using side or front loading H-axis washer/extractors is another story. Generally no, laundry workers aren't going to remotely attempt "clean catch" loading nor unloading of washers or even dryers when done manually. Load sizes are just too large and ergonomics just wouldn't work. Or, As have said, germ reduction from items freshly laundered is further enhanced by heat from tumble drying and or ironing. Two or all three processes are normally enough for any laundry including healthcare. Places that do healthcare laundry can apply for certification from certain accrediting groups. This indicates their processes and procedures meet whatever requirements to return safe product. Wiping down door boot/washer door surface is fine if it makes you happy. But just as with any other surface germs will alight onto same within moments afterwards Within an hour or so you'll have another colony of germs growing and spreading. |
Post# 1148739 , Reply# 3   5/15/2022 at 00:48 (726 days old) by SudsMaster (SF Bay Area, California)   |   | |
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