Rubbing Alcohol - Klintensiv® 500ml - BOX 12 PCS

Complete guide: Rubbing Alcohol - Klintensiv® 500ml - BOX 12 PCS

This is a ready-to-use disinfectant based on 70% ethanol, supplied in 500 ml bottles packed 12 to a case. It is used for the rapid disinfection of surfaces and hands, acting against bacteria, yeasts, and fungi, without leaving residues and without requiring rinsing. The formula evaporates completely within a few seconds and contains over 98% biodegradable ingredients. In a tattoo or piercing studio, it is the routine consumable for disinfecting surfaces between clients, and buying by the case ensures you have stock for several weeks without extra trips.

How to use

1. First clean off visible dirt. Alcohol disinfects, it doesn't clean: on a surface with traces of ink, dust, or organic residue, effectiveness drops significantly. Wipe mechanically first, then disinfect.
2. Apply the product undiluted. It is ready to use, so do not mix with water or combine with other cleaning substances.
3. Cover the surface completely, either by pouring the solution onto a clean cloth and wiping evenly, or by spraying if using a suitable dispenser. All areas to be disinfected must remain wet.
4. Respect the contact time: keep the surface wet for 60 seconds, the interval indicated by the manufacturer for effectiveness.
5. Let it evaporate naturally. Do not rinse or wipe with a dry towel, as the liquid disappears on its own within a few seconds and leaves no residue.
6. For hands, apply to dry, clean hands and rub until completely evaporated, paying attention to fingers, interdigital spaces, and the area around the nails.
7. Work in sections, from clean to dirty, and use different cloths for different areas to avoid moving contamination from one workstation to another.
8. Close the bottle tightly after each use to avoid alcohol evaporation and loss of concentration over time.

Tips from us

• Keep one open bottle at each workstation and the rest of the case in storage, in a cool place away from light. This way you never run out of disinfectant in the middle of a session.
• If you transfer the solution into a sprayer or a work bottle, label it clearly with the product name and concentration. An unlabeled bottle in a salon is a safety issue and a problem during inspections.
• Combine the disinfectant with disposable protective barriers: foil on cables, cover on the bottle, film on the armrest. The barrier stops contamination during work, and the alcohol cleans between clients, not the other way around.
• For textiles and lacquered or painted surfaces, test first on an inconspicuous area. The product is declared compatible with a wide range of materials, but finishes vary from one item to another.
• Never mix it with other cleaning products, especially those containing chlorine. Improvised mixtures can generate dangerous reactions and, moreover, reduce the effectiveness of both solutions.
• Keep track of consumption: a case of 12 bottles of 500 ml runs out quickly in an active studio, and the recommendation is to order the next case before you reach the last bottle.

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