Protective clothing is now widely used in all walks of life, of which the more common protective clothing is anti infectious. I believe that you will know this kind of protective clothing when you see infectious diseases. Whether it is in use or in storage, you should pay great attention to it. Then, how should protective clothing be preserved more safely?

Used protective clothing

1. Disposable protective clothing for infectious diseases. The used protective clothing is disposable. It is recommended to burn it on site to avoid secondary infection.

2. Non disposable protective clothing. Disinfect first, then place in a dry place to avoid sunlight.

New unused protective clothing

New and unused protective clothing should be placed in a dry place to avoid sunlight (it should be introduced in the packaging or instructions of protective clothing). At the same time, it is divided into short-term storage and long-term storage.

1. Short term storage: hang the product upside down or on the hook, and put it in a cool and dry place.

2. Long term storage: apply powder on the protective clothing, clean and lubricate the zipper, carefully fold up the special protective clothing for infectious diseases, and store it in bags or other protective boxes.