Cleaning swabs

Cleaning swabs are mainly used for the following purposes:
Cleaning and wiping: used to clean stains, dust, etc. on the surface of objects.
Sampling: used to collect samples in some fields such as medical, laboratory, etc.
Spreading: to apply reagents or materials evenly to a specific area.

Cleaning swabs have the following specific applications in the medical field:
Pre-surgical sterilization: used to clean surgical sites.
Wound treatment: cleaning and wiping wounds to help keep them clean.
Medical instrument cleaning: to clean various medical instruments and equipment.
Sample collection: such as collecting samples from the oral cavity, nasal cavity and other parts of the body.

The materials of cleaning swabs are commonly composed of the following:
Man-made fibers: such as polyester fiber, polypropylene fiber, etc., with good water absorption and cleaning ability.
Wooden or plastic poles: serve as the supporting part of the swab.

The material of the cleaning swab has the following effects on its performance:
Water absorbency: Different materials have different water absorbency, which will affect the cleaning effect and ease of use.
Flexibility: The flexibility of the material affects the ease of handling and comfort of the swab during use.
Durability: The durability of the material affects the life of the swab.
Impact on the sample: Some materials may interfere with the sample and affect the test results.

The following are the methods of use and precautions for cleaning swabs:
Usage:
Remove the cleaning swab.
Wipe or clean according to the area to be cleaned or the operation to be performed.
Precautions:
Check whether the packaging of the swab is intact and not damaged before use.
Handle gently to avoid damage to the cleaning area.
Avoid contamination of the swab.
Use the swab according to the specified number of times, avoid repeated use.
Keep it dry and clean when storing.