Where must disinfected implements be stored?

Disinfected implements must be stored in a disinfected, dry, covered container to ensure they remain free from contamination. This practice is essential in maintaining hygiene and safety within the esthetic environment. A covered container protects the implements from dust, airborne contaminants, and other environmental factors that could compromise their sterility.

Proper storage also emphasizes organization and easy access to clean tools while preventing cross-contamination with other supplies or surfaces. This guideline is a critical aspect of infection control within esthetics, helping uphold both client safety and the standards required by state regulations. This method of storing disinfected items shows a commitment to professional practices and the health and wellbeing of clients.