Formalise process for cleaning bands at home

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A location for our PPE (face visor, and other?) help during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Formalise process for cleaning bands at home #83

Open JackiePease opened 4 years ago

JackiePease commented 4 years ago

Cleaning the laser cut bands at home seems a good idea as it will reduce the chance of infection. We need:

good instructions including making sure the area to be used us clean. Ruth Dillon has produced some process videos - see #82
list of things to make up a pack (bands, labels, IPA/cleaner, bags, scrubbing pads, scalpel)
spreadsheet? to record what's being sent out when
volunteer cleaners and delivery people

plastictactics commented 4 years ago

This sounds great. I think we have enough time in our cycle for one person to laser cut, clean and pack without losing production, so could pack them clean and ready to go without leaving the station.

Do they get packed up in kits with the visors (equal nunmber of laser cut headbands, laser cut adjustable straps, and hand-made clear visors)?

SayBeano commented 4 years ago

I know you have a cleaning proces already but there appears to be potential in a heat chamber/oven

SayBeano commented 4 years ago

Further discussion of other methods - in particular to prints

JackiePease commented 4 years ago

I've updated Ruth's cleaning videos to https://vimeo.com/manage/folders/1711823. It may be that we can use the kitchen cleaner followed by rinsing in water rather than IPA if there will be further cleaning when the visors are delivered to the hospital.