How should you store your electrical and non-electrical equipment?

Storing electrical and non-electrical equipment in separate, clean, closed containers is vital for several reasons. This method ensures hygiene, prevents contamination, and protects the equipment from dust and exposure to other potentially harmful substances. Clean, closed containers reduce the risk of the equipment coming into contact with unclean surfaces or materials, which is especially important in esthetic practices where sanitation is paramount for client safety.

Moreover, separating the types of equipment prevents any potential malfunctions or hazards associated with electrical items being exposed to moisture or debris that might be present with non-electrical items. This storage method not only maintains the integrity and functionality of the equipment but also adheres to best practices outlined in esthetic laws and regulations regarding cleanliness and safety in a professional setting. Proper storage reflects professionalism and a commitment to client care.