Where I used to work we had the big spa tubs that were on wheels.  We ran the 
tub and the OPI spa clean for 15 min after every client, then we used a deluted 
solution of Spa Clean to spray the top, inside and outside of the tub and wipe 
them down (some scrubs leave an oily residue like the one from OPI that smells 
like raspberry).  every friday night we did a "bleach soak".  after the last 
pedicure we cleaned as usual with "spa clean" then we ran bleach water through 
the jets for 15 min and let sit over night.  drained it in the morning and ran 
just plain water to make sure all the bleach was out.  where I work now we use 
the little tubs and we soak them in bleach for 15 min.  I just recently 
purchased the Belava pedicure system.  It has the liners that you throw out 
after every client (I recycle them,  gotta do my part for environment).  I LOVE 
IT!!!  and my clients love it too!!!  Even with the liners i still spray the 
tub with Disenfect
 from Tammy taylor just to make ME feel better.
 
Cira

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: disinfecting spas
To: [email protected]
Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 11:37 AM


Nicole,
I agree completely with your safety precaution measures. 
The one thing we need to know is that the woman who died supposedly from the 
pedicure was never proven by autopsy. The ONLY way that could be fact is if the 
autopsy found it to be true. One of the women did not have an autopsy and the 
other woman's autopsy did not conclude finding the pedicure to cause her death. 
This information I found online. 
Buenos dias,
Lynnette
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From: [email protected]
Date: Sat, 09 May 2009 23:59:38 -0400
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: NailTech:: disinfecting spas

Michelle,
In Texas we are required to use bleach once weekly, soak the tub overnite.  I 
use a few different products, however, because I don't feel that once a week is 
enough.  Food for thought:  say for instance your clients introduces some "BUG" 
to your spa...then another client introduces yet another "bug", this is on,  
say Tuesday and you haven't ran bleach for a week or two.  so then you have all 
these "BUGS"  multiplying at a rate we  probably couldn't comprehend.So what 
happens in the meantime??  I think doing  more, more frequently is the safest 
approach to protect my clients.   I like to use bleach only because it complies 
with state rules.  But I feel a deeper responsibility to my clients  and their 
safety, so I use bleach...OPI spa complete (It is EPA registered) but also I 
like the product made by Virox for the chelating effect ( ACCEL).  I just feel 
like after the death in Texas by pedicure a few years back, you can never be too
 careful.(granted, I understand the wman who passed has a compromised immune 
system)
Anyway, Just food for thought
Nicole Tausch



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