Universal Wipes Bucket Refill 225
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Universal Wipes Bucket Refill 225
Clean and disinfect in a single step. Kills at least 99.999% of pathogens. Effective from 10 seconds.
The UK’s most trusted single-step detergent and disinfectant wipe; ideal for use on both surfaces and non-invasive medical devices. Our patented near-neutral pH formula ensures exceptional material compatibility and is proven to kill at least 99.999% of pathogens after 10 seconds, norovirus within one minute and reduce instances of MRSA by 55%.
Product code: CWBUC225R
NHSSC code: VJT192
| Effective Against | Test | Kill Time |
|---|---|---|
| Bacteria | ||
| Acinetobacter baumannii | EN13727 | 10 sec |
| Enterococcus faecalis | EN13727 | 10 sec |
| Enterococcus faecium (VRE) | EN13727 EN14561 | 10 sec 1 min |
| Enterococcus hirae | EN13727 EN14561 EN16615 | 10 sec 1 min 5 min |
| Escherichia coli (E. coli) | EN13727 | 10 sec |
| Klebsiella pneumoniae (ESBL) | EN13727 | 10 sec |
| Methicillin Resistant Staphyloccus aureus (MRSA) | EN13727 | 1 min |
| Pseudomonas aeruginosa | EN13727 EN14561 EN16615 | 10 sec 1 min 5 min |
| Staphylococcus aureus | EN13727 EN14561 EN16615 | 10 sec 1 min 5 min |
| Mycobacteria | ||
| Mycobacterium bovis | EN14348 | 2 min |
| Fungi | ||
| Candida albicans | EN13727 | 10 sec |
| Candida auris | EN13624 | 1 min |
| Virus | ||
| Hepatitis B | ASTM E1052 | 1 min |
| Hepatitis C | EN14476 | 1 min |
| HIV | EN14476 | 30 sec |
| Influenza H1N1 | EN14476 | 2 min |
| Influenza H3N2 | EN14476 | 2 min |
| MERS-CoV | EN14476 | 1 min |
| Norovirus | EN14476 | 1 min |
Unscrew the bucket and take out the refill packet.
Tear or cut open the packet and dispose of the wrapper.
Turn the refill upsidedown, drop wipes into the bucket and pull the centre wipe through hole in the lid.
Screw the lid back on and start to use.
What are the caution statements associated with these products?
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation develops, if irritatio…Read More
Why does it have a single use symbol on a pack of multiple wipes?
Each individual wipe is single use. This prevents the transfer of pathogens between surfaces or from…Read More
Why is the product referred to as a Universal Wipe?
The wipes function as both disinfectant and detergent. They can also be used on all surfaces and all…Read More
What different formats are available for this product?
A variety of formats are available: Clinell Universal Buckets 225 (CWBUC225), Clinell Universal Buc…Read More
Why is it important to clean in addition to disinfecting?
Dirt creates a barrier between a surface and the disinfectant on the wipe therefore prevents the sur…Read More
What are the active ingredients in Clinell Universal Wipes?
The formulation in Clinell Universal Wipes is a patented, antimicrobial solution developed by GAMA's…Read More
Does using disinfectants increase the chance of resistance occurring with pathogens?
No, there is no risk of resistance occurring due to long-term use. This is because Universal deliver…Read More
What does the term "contact time" mean?
"Contact time" is the time required for the disinfectant to act on pathogens. Essentially: how long …Read More
Why is the kill count important to know?
Apart from how fast it takes a disinfectant to work (i.e. contact time), it is also important to det…Read More
Does the mechanical action of the wipe play an important part in the disinfection process?
The mechanical action of wiping removes soil and bioburden allowing the disinfectant to reach the su…Read More
Does the wipe retain some of the disinfectant?
Generally, wipe materials contain certain molecules that can hold and lock the wipe formulation into…Read More
Where can Universal Wipes be used?
Universal Wipes are safe to be used on all surfaces. They will not damage rubbers, plastics or metal…Read More
What products do these wipes replace?
Universal Wipes are able to replace all detergent and disinfectant surface wipes (except for Sporici…Read More
Where was the testing conducted for this wipe?
The tests mentioned have been conducted at various UK and European university accredited laboratorie…Read More
What are the wall-mounted dispensers?
These are colour-coded, plastic or wire dispensers that can be attached to hospital walls and are de…Read More
Are there any special disposal requirements?
Used wipes should be disposed of in the clinical waste bin as per your infection control policy. Mac…Read More
How would you summarise the benefits of Clinell Universal Wipes?
As the name suggests, Clinell Universal Wipes have a wide range of applications. Not only are they a…Read More
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