What is the correct protocol for cleaning electrical equipment that cannot be immersed in liquid?

The protocol for cleaning electrical equipment that cannot be immersed in liquid emphasizes the importance of maintaining hygiene and ensuring safety. Wiping the equipment clean and disinfecting it prior to use is essential because it removes any potential contaminants that may have accumulated on the surfaces. This is particularly important in an esthetics practice where the risk of transmitting pathogens can be higher due to close client interaction and the use of tools that may come into contact with skin or bodily fluids. Disinfecting ensures that the equipment is safe for use each time, reducing the chance of infection or other health issues.

Therefore, this cleaning method aligns with industry standards for sanitization and infection control, ensuring a safe environment for both clients and practitioners.