CLINELL SPORICIDAL / PERACETIC ACID WIPES – 6 x 25 wipes (29cm x 21cm)

 Clinical advantages of using Clinell Sporicidal
Antimicrobial activity

• Kill all pathogenic micro-organisms including spores of Clostridium difficile.
• Environmentally friendly – breaks down into harmless by-products. No persistent toxic or carcinogenic residuals.
• No toxic fumes. Can be used next to patients.
• Works in highly soiled conditions – unlike chlorine and glutaraldehyde based products.
• Delivers peracetic acid on demand to the site of need.
• Comes in a stable form which does not dry out.
• Non selective action. Does not give rise to resistance.
• Contains no alcohol or organic solvents.

• Powerful sterilising and disinfecting composition using pH optimised peracetic acid generated from sodium perborate/percarbonate and tetra acetyl ethylene diamine.
• High power oxidative kill against all microorganisms including non-enveloped viruses and bacterial endospores.
• Delivers a 5 to 8 log kill count in short contact times with standardised bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal and
  sporicidal protocols.
• Conforms to EN1276, EN1650, EN13704, EN13727 and EN14476:2005

Range of Uses
Directions for use

• Environmental disinfection and practical sterilisation especially when Clostridium difficile contamination may be suspected.
• Surfaces on wards, isolation rooms, operating theatres, kitchens, laboratories, mortuaries including: Table tops, work surfaces, dressing trolleys, taps, floors, handles, mattresses, beds, toilet areas, commodes, sluice rooms, macerators, operating tables etc.
• Body fluid spills including blood.

• Hard Surfaces
  1) Wear gloves.
  2) Remove wipe from packaging.
  3) To activate, wet the wipe with water under a tap. Do not soak.
  4) Squeeze wipe to remove excess water.
  5) Wipe surfaces requiring disinfection.
  6) Dispose of wipe in macerator or clinical waste bag.
• Blood and Body Fluid Spills
  1) Wear gloves.
  2) Remove wipe from packaging.
  3) Use dry wipe directly on spill to activate.
  4) Wipe up spill to disinfect.
  5) Dispose of wipe in macerator or clinical waste bag.