Hygenall Decontamination Washcloths
Effectively removes Metals by Surfaction and Chelation
- Patented by NIOSH, CDC
- Remove toxic metals more effectively than soap
and water
- Save money
- Reduce lost man-hours associated with toxic metal
exposure
- Reduce the need for skin softeners
- Available in several packaging options
- High-volume wall mount dispenser available
- Effectively remove 98% of lead, cadmium, mercury,
arsenic, and other toxic metals
- See performance data below showing effectiveness
in removing various metals
- No abrasives, gentle on skin †
- Designed to leave skin feeling refreshed and clean
- Help prevent toxic hand-off to other surfaces
and individuals
- No EDTA — A green choice!
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Decontaminate skin with
Hygenall Decontamination Washcloths. Clean skin with Washcloths and
rinse skin with clean water.
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Hygenall Decontamination
Washcloths (PDF)
MSDS — Hygenall
Decontamination Washcloths (PDF)
SKC introduces Hygenall Decontamination Washcloths for the safe and effective
removal of lead and other toxic metals from skin. The patented* specially
formulated Washcloths wipe
away 98% of lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic, and other toxic metals,
leaving skin feeling refreshed and clean. Decontamination Washcloths
not only protect
workers, but also help prevent toxic hand-off to other objects or
people outside the workplace.
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U.S. Patent No. 7,604,997 |
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When used according to directions. Contains no EDTA, alcohol,
aloe, sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), parabens, formaldehyde donors,
BHT, DEA, betaines, dyes, preservatives, or high pH anionic surfactants
that may cause skin irritation or disrupt the skin barrier. |
How the Washcloths Work
Decontamination Washcloths combine texturing with a special formulation
for dislodging, capturing, and removing metals adhered to skin. The 7 x 9-inch
engineered Washcloths provide mechanical removal while the special formulation
cleanses, adjusts pH, and chelates toxic metals. The CDC has proven this
combination
more effective than soap and water or other wipe methods. Full Disclosure
Kits and Hygenall Washcloths are partners in the new Lead IDC Kit.
Easy-to-use Washcloths
Wipe Thoroughly |
Rinse with Clean Water |
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SKC
Full Disclosure Kits and Decon Washcloths — Partners
in New Lead IDC Kit
SKC
Full Disclosure Kits for the instant detection
of lead and Hygenall Decontamination Washcloths are combined
in a convenient Lead IDC Kit...
Identification
with Full Disclosure wipes
Decontamination
with Decon Washcloths
Confirmation
of decontamination with Full Disclosure
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Ordering Information
| Description |
Cat. No. |
Hygenall Decontamination Washcloths Canister contains
20 pre-moistened Washcloths
Limited shelf life |
763-001 |
Wall Mount Dispenser with 400
pre-moistened Washcloths
Limited shelf life |
763-002 |
Washcloth Refill for Wall Mount Dispenser, 400
pre-moistened Washcloths
Limited shelf life |
763-003 |
Hygenall Decontamination Washcloths
Tub, contains
400 pre-moistened Washcloths
Limited shelf life
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763-008 |
Industrial-size Tub contains 700 pre-moistened
Washcloths
Limited shelf life
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763-004 |
Tub Refill contains 700 pre-moistened Washcloths
Limited shelf life |
763-006 |
SKC Lead IDC Kit includes 2 Full Disclosure
Kits and 1 Hygenall Decontamination Washcloths Canister (763-005)
Limited shelf life |
550-100 |
Hygenall Decontamination
Washcloths Spec. Sheet (PDF)
MSDS — Hygenall
Decontamination Washcloths (PDF)
Real
Occupational Hygiene: What Does it Take to Remove Toxic Metals from
Skin? (pps)
Esswein, E., Boeniger, M., and Ashley, K., AIHce presentation, 2009, Toronto
Canada
Evaluation of Lead (Pb) Removal from Hands using Hygenall Industrial
Cleanser Washcloths (PDF)
Reference
Filon, et. al., "Skin Absorption of Inorganic Lead (PbO) and the Effect of Skin
Cleansers," Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (JOEM), Vol. 48,
No. 7, July 2006, pp. 692-699
Esswein, E., Boeniger, M., and Ashley, K., Real Occupational Hygiene: What Does
it Take to Remove Toxic Metals from Skin?, AIHce presentation, 2009, Toronto
Canada
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