Behind the Scenes Look at How I Clean and Disinfect my Massage Table
Ginny Hicks • July 17, 2020
YouTUBE Video - behind the scenes! ๐ฅ
WATCH VIDEOThis is a behind the scenes look at my procedures for cleaning, disinfecting, and resetting my massage table. There is a LOT more that goes on between sessions than what appears in this video. However, demonstrated here is the portion between sessions that involves cleaning and disinfecting the work area for the next client.๐โ๏ธ๐๐พโ๏ธ
The products I use are EPA registered disinfectants ๐ค with a 1 minute contact time. Which means it only takes 1 minute of the spray or wipe to do its job killing viruses and other germs! It specifically lists that 1 minute contact time WILL KILL HUMAN CORONAVIRUS ๐ฆ (as well as Hepatits B&C, Herpes Simplex type 1&2, HIV, Poliovirus, Rotavirus, Norovirus, Influenza A including 2009 H1N1 Influenza A Virus).
๐งผI take special care to also wipe down surfaces, handles, door knobs, clothes hooks, client chair and table, implements that were used such as pens and forehead thermometer, and disinfect my laminated forms. All massage tools are cleaned, disinfected and UV disinfected as appropriate.
And for extra measure the air is purified with a HEPA UV air filter to help keep the air as clean as possible.
It is my goal to assist you in supporting your health with massage therapy. Managing stress level has been studied for its affects on our immune system. It is my pleasure to be YOUR NC Licensed Massage Therapist!

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