Klintensiv - Hand Disinfectant Gel 500ml - BOX 12 PCS

Complete guide: Klintensiv - Hand Disinfectant Gel 500ml - BOX 12 PCS

It is a hydroalcoholic hand disinfectant in gel form, supplied in a box of 12 bottles of 500 ml each — the format you choose when hand hygiene is repeated dozens of times a day, not occasionally. The formula has 85% ethanol, is rubbed directly onto dry hands and evaporates completely, without rinsing and without sticky residues. The manufacturer describes it as a light blue, translucent gel, with pH 7 ±1 and over 94% biodegradable ingredients, dermatologically tested. It is suitable for tattoo and piercing studios, salons, clinics, reception areas and any high-traffic space where you need long-term stock.

How to use

1. If hands are visibly dirty, wash them first with soap and water and dry them completely — the hydroalcoholic gel is applied to clean, dry skin, otherwise residual water dilutes its effect.
2. Dispense into the palm a sufficient amount to cover both hands completely; do not skimp, too small an amount evaporates before you can cover the entire surface.
3. Rub palm to palm, then the back of each hand, between the fingers, fingertips and nail area, thumbs by rotation, and wrists.
4. Continue rubbing until the gel has completely evaporated and hands are dry. The manufacturer indicates a rapid action, in 30–90 seconds, depending on the type of disinfection — follow the contact time written on the bottle label.
5. Do not rinse or wipe with a towel: the product is designed to evaporate on its own, without residues.
6. Put on gloves only after hands are perfectly dry — a glove pulled over damp skin slips, tears more easily, and keeps alcohol in prolonged contact with the skin.
7. Repeat disinfection at key moments in the workflow: before putting on gloves, immediately after removing them, between clients, and after any contact with a surface outside the clean area.
8. Close the bottle tightly after each use and keep the box in a cool, dark place, away from sunlight and any source of fire or sparks.

Tips from us

• The box makes sense exactly for a studio's consumption: place one bottle at each workstation, one at reception, and one at the sink, so no one has to cross the room to disinfect — accessibility is what makes the difference between a procedure that is followed and one that is ignored.
• The gel consistency is the practical advantage over liquid solutions: it does not drip from hands onto the table, equipment, or floor, so you can keep it worry-free near the machine, power supply, and foot pedal.
• Alternate disinfection with classic hand washing and use a hand cream at the end of the shift — the skin of an artist working many hours is already stressed by repeated washing and gloves.
• Do not use it as a surface disinfectant, equipment disinfectant, or for preparing the client's skin before tattooing: those are separate product categories, with formulas and contact times designed for other purposes.
• Rotate stock using the 'first in, first out' principle and check the expiration date on the bottles before opening a new bottle from the box — a box is consumed over months, not days.
• Do not dilute the product and do not transfer it into unmarked or reused containers: the alcohol concentration is what does the job, and an unlabeled container is a safety and control issue in any inspection.

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