How should tools that cannot be disinfected be handled?

Tools that cannot be disinfected should be disposed of properly after each use to ensure safety and prevent the risk of contamination or infection. In settings like esthetics, the health and safety of clients are paramount, and any tools that cannot withstand disinfection processes pose a significant risk. Proper disposal ensures that these items do not remain in circulation and helps maintain a safe environment for both clients and practitioners.

Other management strategies, such as thorough cleaning or storage for future use, are not applicable for items that cannot be disinfected. Sharing non-disinfectable tools between clients increases the risk of transmitting pathogens, making proper disposal the only viable option to uphold hygiene standards and protect public health.