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Reusable vs. Disposable: Why Reusable Cleanroom Supplies are the Solution

Reusable cleanroom supplies are the right solution for your business. Let’s explore a few reasons why. Reusable personal protective equipment, or PPE, can play an important role in keeping a healthcare facility free of coronavirus and similar threats. And the use of reusable PPE is approved by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In general, the CDC requires that reusable PPE be "properly cleaned, decontaminated, and maintained after and between uses." Reusable cleanroom goggles are a necessary part of a facility's PPE program. The CDC permits the use of reusable goggles in healthcare settings, provided that they are correctly "cleaned and disinfected according to manufacturer's reprocessing instructions prior to re-use." But it’s important to select the right kinds of goggles. Reusable cleanroom goggles used for cleanrooms and medical facilities should be designed to tolerate a high level of sterilization (S-A-L 10-6 or higher). Bear in mind that standard point-of-use sterilization procedures may not be sufficient under Food and Drug Administration guidelines. Reusable cleanroom garments are another effective solution you should consider. Reusable garment rental services are ideal because they reduce the risk that the supply chain will be unable to meet demand for critical gowning and cleaning tools. Reusable sterile garments come with many benefits, including non-linting, high-density fabrics that are resistant to liquids and bacteria. That’s why reusable garments can curtail the spread of contaminants in the customer's work environment. Validated cleanroom garments for sterile applications include coveralls, frocks, hoods, facemasks, sleeve covers, knee-high boots, and sterile goggles. Other cleanroom processed items include non-sterile scrubs and shoe covers. Reusable cleanroom cleaning equipment can provide a cost-effective maintenance aid, compared with disposable equipment, in difficult economic times. For example, reusable mops offer an economical alternative to disposable mops. Here is an examples of reusable mops: The reusable microfiber flat mop: It uses sterile and non-sterile mop heads as well as telescoping and non-telescoping mop poles. Prudential Cleanroom Services maintains a reusable validated garment, goggle, and mop program that enables cleanrooms to minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19 and other viruses. To learn more about reusable vs. disposable cleanroom supplies, please visit https://www.prudentialuniforms.com/bl... For more information, visit https://www.prudentialuniforms.com/se...