Category Archives: Cleaning & Disinfection

It’s time for Spring Cleanroom Cleaning

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Your cleanroom is designed to prevent particle entry by filtering and purifying the air, to provide designated areas for different levels of cleanliness, and to isolate spaces with controlled air pressure as required. However, simply having the appearance of a clean room does not ensure its cleanliness. Implementing effective cleanroom cleaning procedures and proper supply [Read More…]

Tip #7: Non-regulated industries should practice cleaning activities like the regulated industries.

What’s the difference between cleaning a printed circuit board (PCB) and cleaning a garment printer

What’s the difference between cleaning a printed circuit board (PCB) and cleaning a garment printer? Printed circuit board (PCB) cleaning is regulated by a federal agency and cleaning a garment printer is non-regulated. “It is the author’s opinion…that the non-regulated industries would benefit if they conducted their contamination control activities as if their procedures were [Read More…]

Tip #6: Choosing Cleanroom Consumables

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Can you use 100% DI Water with a wipe in a cleanroom? Whether you spray it on a dry wipe or use a presaturated wipe, 100% DIW alone is not recommended for surface cleaning in a cleanroom environment. So, what is DI Water? Sometimes referred to as DIW, DI H20, DI Water or demineralized water. [Read More…]

Tip #5: Choosing Cleanroom Consumables

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Can I use a 100% cotton wiper in a cleanroom? The answer is yes, cotton wipes are superior to their counterparts for specific applications under certain conditions. Cleanroom wipers are available in several different fabrics and materials, including synthetics (man-made materials), “naturals” (material found in nature), and blends or composites of synthetic and naturals. Cotton [Read More…]

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Tip #1 – Proper Cleaning Techniques

Tip #1 – Proper Cleaning Techniques

As Howard Siegerman said in his book Wiping Surfaces Clean concerning cleanroom personnel “No one comes to work in the morning thinking ‘Wow! I can’t wait to wipe down the environmental surfaces in my area’ As a result, surface cleaning is often overlooked or ignored.” Challenge: The different types of contamination the cleanroom operator is [Read More…]