What is the recommended method for cleaning a non-porous surface?

Using a disinfectant that is specifically approved for the non-porous surface in question, coupled with adherence to the manufacturer’s instructions, is the best practice for ensuring that the surface is properly cleaned and sanitized. Proper cleaning with an approved disinfectant is essential to eliminate pathogens and prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses. The manufacturer's instructions provide critical information on the effective use and application of the product, including the appropriate dilution ratios, contact time, and safe handling procedures.

This method ensures that the disinfectant is effective and safe for the particular material, as different surfaces may react differently to various cleaners. Regular cleaning with an ideal disinfectant contributes to a healthier environment, particularly important in settings like salons, where hygiene is paramount.

In contrast, simply wiping surfaces with water is not effective in killing germs and might leave behind contaminants. Using any household cleaner may not be suitable for specific non-porous surfaces and could potentially cause damage or ineffective cleaning results. Spraying air freshener does not clean surfaces at all; rather, it only masks odors without addressing any surface contaminants.