Surgical scrub brushes

Below is how to use the surgical brush and some precautions:
Method of Use:
WET HANDS: Use clean running water to wet hands and forearms.
Pick up the brush: Pick up the surgical brush and make sure the brush head is intact and undamaged.
APPLY CLEANER: Apply cleaner evenly to hands and forearms.
Brushing: Brush in the prescribed order and time, including the palms of the hands, back of the hands, fingers, fingertips and wrists.
RINSE: Rinse hands and forearms thoroughly with running water.
Precautions:
Choosing the right brush: choose the right surgical brush according to the surgical requirements and individual hand size.
Proper brushing: Follow the brushing specifications strictly to ensure that each area is adequately brushed.
Avoid contamination: Avoid brushes touching non-clean areas during use to prevent cross-contamination.
Regular replacement: Replace surgical brushes according to the specified time or number of uses to ensure their cleaning effect.
Store properly: Surgical brushes should be stored properly to avoid moisture, contamination or damage.
What are the common materials for surgical brushes?
Surgical brushes are made of the following common materials:
Nylon: has good elasticity and durability.
Hog bristles: Stiff texture for effective cleaning.
Polyester fiber: resistant to abrasion and cleans better.