what kind of chemicals or soaps do they use in peicing shops? i was thinking of getting a job at one but i dont want to work with corrosive chemicals i know they use rubbing alchohol on the peircing site what do they use to clean the counter tops if blood spills on it? what do they use for general cleaning of surfeces or tools ect?
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Body/ear piercing job question?
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yea i searched google, i know there isint a "set" standard but in general most pericing shops would probabily use the same chemicals. what are they?
RedLeader
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This is the kind of situation where you'd best get your answer by going to the shop at which you want to work and asking. Because yes, it does vary, and nearly all of us would be doing the same Google search as you, if we attempted to answer. And it would show initiative on your part!
Chaos Butterfly
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What type of person continually asks questions on bluelight without even thinking about where to find the answer?
That'd be a questions troll.
You are either a troll, or someone who is too insecure to even TRY to find the answer beforehand.
Again, as stated previously in the Homeless Threads forum, if you can find your answer anywhere else, like for example, the internet, how about doing that.
But to give a relatively useful answer before closing this, most body/ear piercing places use one-time only needles, then throw them out, but do use an autoclave to disinfect/clean any clamps etc. that they use in the process.
They use alcohol to wipe down before hand.
There are minimal noxious chemicals used.
Closed.
That'd be a questions troll.
You are either a troll, or someone who is too insecure to even TRY to find the answer beforehand.
Again, as stated previously in the Homeless Threads forum, if you can find your answer anywhere else, like for example, the internet, how about doing that.
But to give a relatively useful answer before closing this, most body/ear piercing places use one-time only needles, then throw them out, but do use an autoclave to disinfect/clean any clamps etc. that they use in the process.
They use alcohol to wipe down before hand.
There are minimal noxious chemicals used.
Closed.
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