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Understanding MSDS and GHS Labels
We should all know by now how to reduce waste and that there are still millions of plastic containers ending up in landfill and in our oceans every year. Coal, oil and natural gases are all used in the process of manufacturing plastic containers. When these eventually breakdown (100’s of years later) gases are released into the atmosphere, mostly methane. …
Eliminate Phenols: Protect Your Team and the Environment
In our experience training dental assistants across health funds, universities, and government agencies, one issue comes up repeatedly—and alarmingly few people know about it: phenols. Despite being used in some common cleaning and disinfectant products, phenols pose serious health risks...
The Simple Way to Clean Dental Suction Lines: Biweekly 2pH System
Dental suction lines are the unsung heroes of your practice—but they’re also one of the most common sources of odour, biofilm buildup, and system failure. A simple way to protect your equipment and patients is to adopt a biweekly 2pH cleaning routine using specialised suction cleaners like Bevisto W1 Acidic and Bevisto W2 Alkaline. Read more...
Are Your Surface Cleaning Wipes Really Biodegradable?
In the latest webinar from the Complete Infection Control Academy, Bio Hygiene Owner Jurgen Kuhefuss, shares critical insights into the environmental impact of surface cleaning wipes and the importance of verifying their biodegradability.
Foam Not Spray
When it comes to infection control in healthcare settings—whether you're working in a medical clinic, dental practice, or allied health surgery—the products you use matter. Most infection control products come in either spray bottles, foam dispensers, or pre-soaked wipes. But if you're still reaching for a spray, it's time to reconsider.
Reduce Waste, Save The Planet
We should all know by now how to reduce waste and that there are still millions of plastic containers ending up in landfill and in our oceans every year. Coal, oil and natural gases are all used in the process of manufacturing plastic containers. When these eventually breakdown (100’s of years later) gases are released into the atmosphere, mostly methane. …