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What should be done with tools after they have been used on a client?

Wipe them with a towel

Store them without cleaning

Disinfect them properly

Tools used on a client must be disinfected properly to ensure hygiene and prevent the spread of infections or contaminants. This process involves cleaning the tools with an appropriate disinfectant that is registered and proven effective against pathogens. Disinfection not only helps in maintaining a clean work environment but also protects the health and safety of future clients, as well as the barber's own well-being. Simply wiping tools with a towel, storing them without cleaning, or soaking them in water do not sufficiently eliminate potential bacteria or viruses that may have been transferred during the service. Effective disinfection requires the use of specific chemicals or methods designed to kill or inactivate the harmful microorganisms that could pose a risk to health. Therefore, proper disinfection is a crucial step in maintaining professional standards in any barbering practice.

Soak them in water only

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