how do you disinfect the iom?
495756
I would dampen (NOT soak) a lint free cloth with alcohol and wipe down any surface you want to disinfect. Again please note ONLY dampen. You barely want it moist (NOT dripping) with alcohol.
495757
I use a little antibacterial gel, the one you use for your hands. It is cheap and kills 99.99% of the germs. Just rub it gently on the iom and then clean so you don't damage the system.
2051076
Try to use some alcohol prep pad and scrub off the dirt and grime. That is the only way I can think of.
284755
Put warm water into a cup and insert the syringe tip into the cup and pull back on the plunger. When the syringe is full, insert syringe into the ear canal and press the plunger to begin cleaning your ear.
1846856
you can use alcohol, or goop be gone even Vaseline, wd-40 works too. good luck
1066541
Pull plunger out of the top and run or soak in hot water. You just use sugar water inside so it dissolves easily
123170
No instructions? Wow! If you had gotten them, you would have found them a bit funny; the translations are a bit strange English. Accompanying the unit, there should have been a small filler container. This should be filled with tap water up to about two thirds volume. Add to this, two or three drops of an essential oil. Open the unit by grasping the base and twisting the decorated top counter clockwise. Pour the liquid from the small container into the receptacle in the unit and return the top. There are two black dots at the base of each. When these lineup up, the unit is properly closed. To start the process, press on the left button near the bottom of the unit. Press several times until a blue red or green light comes on. When the light is on, press and hold the right button. A small light will come on at the 30 minute point. Press the button again and choose 30 minutes, 60 minutes or the other two. When you let go, the fogging should start. Experiment with this process if need be. Just remember, do not tilt the unit while there is water inside it. To change to another scent, discard any small amount of liquid remaining inside the unit, wipe it out with some tissue or cloth. Clean the filler cup thoroughly. Enjoy.
494301
Microfiber with just water is a proven disinfectant system. You don't need to use any cleaner additive if residue is a concern.
1532369
I do mine by hand in room temp water in a mild detergent. Rinse in cold . fresh air dry.
2252598
I used the spray on rubber sealer on the inside, It helped a little. Don't plan on using the blind right away because the fumes will be overpowering.
199451
Thank you for your interest. Just like with any avent bottle, you can do it using the microwave or electric sterilizer
1676327
As an RN I have to ask, "Are you serious?" It should go without saying that this would NOT be able to stand up to being autoclaved! You could disinfect it but it was not made to be sterile. Hope this answers your question but just in case let me state this plainly, my answer is NO.
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Soak in Hydrogen Peroxide. Should foam some of the gack off. Then ultrasound with rubbing Alcohol. Should clean and sterilize the pieces.
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The following is copied from the Mfg's website with regard to your question...Disinfection of items or surfaces can generally be achieved by holding the UV-C Light Wand over an object or surface for 20 seconds at a distance of approximately 2-inches.A Tip for you... check out the Halo UV Vacuum...it has a UV light on the underside of the vacuum cleaner and sanitizes and disinfects as you vacuum. This can be done on carpet and hard surfaces. Really cool item.
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You can pour this product into a plastic cup and paint it on the surface with a natural bristle paint brush. Avoid contact with skin, wear gloves, goggles and respirator if sensitive to the fumes. Avoid humid areas as water/moisture is the activator. Return unused portions to the container asap after use. Clean brush with Acetone. If this product is too thin use medium in the same manor.
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Use room temp bottled water (not tap water) to wash the ceramic media. Tap water may contain flouride and/or chlorine. Hot water kills the beneficial bacteria.
1206102
Wipe it down with a damp cloth the tank, hose and mask with vinger and water soak. Make sure to remove the head band
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I usually soak it for a minute or two in soapy water, rub it with my hands, and then rinse well. And, you can put them in boiling water to sanitize.