Professional Tough & Durable Cleanroom Wiper

Specifications:

• New and high quality, durable for long time using
• Eliminates streaking and absorbs dust easily
• Dense, "ultra-fine" quality fiber removes more dust than conventional cleaning products
• Color-coded durable cleanroom wiper helps avoid cross-contamination
• This cleanroom wiper is hypoallergenic, lint-free and nonabrasive
• The material of the cleanroom wiper is tough and durable
• Size: 170 x 143mm/6.7 x 5.6in (L x W)

Details:

• The high quality and professional durable cleanroom wiper offers many colors for your option

• Eliminates streaking and absorbs dust easily with this tough and durable cleanroom wiper

• Surface texture of the tough and durable cleanroom wiper promotes effective cleaning

• Dense, "ultra-fine" quality fiber removes more dust than conventional cleaning cloth products

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How to Clean a Cleanroom:

Cleanrooms are rooms in industries and laboratories that especially designed to protect products from contamination. Cleanrooms get dirty like any other room despite their name. Microbes from human skin, dirt adhering to cleanroom gear or dust brought in with shoes make cleanrooms dirty. Machines in the cleanroom or chemicals also disperse many particles that can contaminate cleanrooms. Microbes below 50mm are not visible to the human eye. Cleanrooms need to be cleaned more frequently than any other room to prevent contamination of the products stored in the room.

• Clean the floor of the cleanroom with a wet and dry vacuum cleaner. First, use the dry vacuum cleaner to remove visible dust or dirt. Use the wet vacuum cleaner with a detergent or surfactant after the dry vacuum cleaner. This is because water has more viscosity than air and can drag invisible dirt and dust better.
• Use wet wipers and mops on the floor and surfaces of the cleanroom. Do not use dry wipers because fibers and microbes will not adhere to them like they will to damp or wet wipers. The wiper should be of a fine fibrous material. The stringy mops used for homes are not effective for a cleanroom. Sponge-edged mops or mops with synthetic wipers attached will have a better drag on invisible microbes.
• Use tacky rollers to clean surfaces. Tacky rollers are similar to paint rollers and do a brilliant job of removing microbes. It is important to find the tacky roller with the greatest adhesive force. Dust, dirt and microbes, which stick to the roller, can be easily removed.
• Use a specialized floor scrubbing machine for scrubbing a cleanroom. These machines come with rotary brushes that scrub the floor and send all the grime to an exhaust. The exhaust has a filter that filters the exhaust system. This is a more expensive way of cleaning a cleanroom than mopping. The most effective method of cleaning a cleanroom is by using a scrubbing machine.
• Carefully choose the cleaning solution to clean the cleanroom. The cleaning solution should not be toxic or flammable, it should dry quickly and it should not react with the cleanroom surfaces and cause damage. Alcohol-based surfactants and disinfectants are better than chlorine based cleaning solutions. If a cleaning solution that meets all the requirements is not available, a cleaning solution that meets most of the requirements may be used as a substitute.

Clean Room Devices:

Clean rooms are rooms in laboratories that have a heavily controlled environment so that dust or debris does not contaminate careful measurements and experiments. Clean rooms are commonly used in the medical, pharmaceutical and electronic industries. Clean room devices help keep dust out and minimize residue particles in the room. Purchase clean room devices from medical or laboratory supply stores.

• Air Filtration Systems: Air filtration systems are perhaps the most important part of clean room design. These high-efficiency filters remove most of the dust and debris, often 99.97 to 99.99 percent, from a room. Some air filtration systems push the air vertically while others push it horizontally. These air filters are specially made so that no air will leak past the filter. The air filtration system also removes moisture from the air so that it does not contaminate processes.
• Wipers: Wipers are cloths that scientists can use to remove contamination from surfaces inside a clean room. These cloths wipe up both wet and dry contaminants and hold them rather than push them around. Wipes also do not leave any residue like cotton cloths or paper towels. Wipes are made from a variety of materials including polyester, microfiber or nylon.
• Adhesive Mats: Adhesive mats attract dust that would otherwise fall to the floor and then be swept around the room and onto surfaces, contaminating experiments and procedures. Adhesive mats generally remove debris from shoes and carts. Scientists replace the mats up to several times per day depending on the cleanliness level in the room.
• Pass Boxes: Pass boxes are small rooms that scientists must use when they are entering and exiting a clean room facility. These rooms have double doors that will prevent contamination from the outside. The room will also block UV light, which can damage some highly sensitive projects.

Office Cleaning Standards:

Office work environments should be kept in clean and pristine condition at all times. All offices must adhere to cleaning standards and especially those that are open to the public. If cleaning is completed by different employees at different times, all cleaning employees should follow the same cleaning standards to ensure uniform cleaning is conducted.

• Supplies: Supplies may vary by specific office standards, but in general, supplies include: janitor's cart with waste container, trash can liners, vacuum cleaner, spray and wipe cleansers with an antibacterial agent, glass cleanser, furniture polish, dust cloths, wipers and gloves. Supplies can be taken away or added as needed.
• Safety First: It is important to take safety precautions before engaging in cleaning operations, as the cleaning crew members are dealing with bacteria-infected areas that produce germs. Janitors must wear gloves at all times and take care in high traffic areas when cleaning. Control of the vacuum cleaner is also important so as not to endanger others who could trip and fall on the vacuum itself or its power cord. Doorways should not be blocked in the cleaning process.
• General Area Cleaning: All waste baskets should be emptied, wiped down and the liner replaced at least once a day, twice a day if necessary. All horizontal areas should be dusted properly and walls should be spot checked and cleaned accordingly each day. Walls and doors should thoroughly cleaned each week. Telephones and any other desktop equipment should be wiped down with spray and wiped with antibacterial cleaner everyday. All vinyl furniture should be sprayed and wiped down each day as well. Spray and wipe cleaner can also be used to clean water spots from water fountains or other metal surfaces in other parts of the office at least twice during the workday, more if necessary.
• Bathrooms: Bathrooms especially must be kept clean and odor-free. Toilets, urinals and surrounding areas are to wiped down with antibacterial spray carefully as needed. Counter-tops are be keep clear of excess water or other clutter. Paper dispensers must be replenished each day or whenever they become empty. Soap dispensers should be monitored each day and filled accordingly.
• Glass Surfaces: Glass cleaner can be sprayed onto wipers or directly on glass surfaces and wiped thoroughly this includes glass entry ways, bathroom glass and other glass surfaces. Glass surfaces should be wiped and cleaned frequently throughout day, as they are easily spotted and smudged.
• Floors: All carpeted floors should be vacuumed and bathrooms are to be swept and mopped each day or shift, whichever is applicable. Entry ways that are not carpeted must also be swept and mopped each day. Carpets and mats must be spot cleaned for bright appearance at the end of each workday. Heavy duty carpet shampooing should be done once a month.

Package Included:

• 1 x Cleanroom Wiper