ORO CLEAN® Plus
ORO CLEAN® Plus is a broad spectrum concentrate for the disinfection, cleaning and deodorisation of dental suction units and spittoon bowls. ORO CLEAN® Plus removes bad odours and leaves behind a fresh peppermint scent. Perfect for daily disinfection.
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Explore ORO CLEAN® Plus's Features and Benefits
Long-term study
Thousands of dentists worldwide have been using this established formula for years for the disinfection and cleansing of their dental suction units, with complete satisfaction.
Fully virucidal
Active against bacteria, yeast as well as enveloped and non-enveloped viruses.
Non-foaming formula
The suction disinfectant contains anti-foaming agents to ensure smooth running of the aspirating unit.
Application concentration of 2%
2 litres of concentrate yields 100 litres of working solution.
Maximum cost-effectiveness
The disinfectant is available in 5-litre canisters to reduce waste and offer better value for money.
Dosing table
The bottle cap contains volume markings for 10 ml, 20 ml, 30 ml, and 40 ml.
Ensuring the Compatibility of Our Disinfectants Is a Top Priority
While no disinfectant can guarantee absolute compatibility with all materials, our rigorous in-house testing, strategic collaborations with medical device manufacturers, and stringent external testing at ISO 17025 accredited laboratories for final material compatibility evaluations—affirm that our disinfectants are exceptionally suited for a broad spectrum of surfaces, encompassing various metals, plastics, and polymers.
Compatibility – Suction disinfectants and Cleaners.
In the field of dentistry, the paramount importance of infection control cannot be overstated. Upholding a safe and hygienic environment for both patients and dental health professionals is a fundamental ethical and practical obligation. Within this context, dental suction units, often referred to as dental evacuators or vacuum systems, emerge as essential components in dental practice. They are specifically designed to manage oral fluids and maintain a clear and hygienic environment during dental procedures. Dental suction units play a pivotal role in the removal of oral fluids, including saliva, blood, crevicular fluid, and other substances generated during dental treatments. While these instruments facilitate a clear field of vision for dentists during procedures, they can also serve as potential sources of infection transmission due to the presence of oral fluids, which are known carriers of infectious agents. Therefore, the effective cleaning and disinfection of dental suction units is non-negotiable and represents a matter of critical concern. Achieving this balance, however, is a formidable challenge that necessitates striking the right equilibrium between cleaning/ disinfection efficacy and material compatibility. While powerful cleaner and disinfectants are often needed to effectively remove soils and eliminate infectious agents, the materials comprising dental suction units, including plastics, rubbers, and metals, can be sensitive to the chemical composition of cleaners and disinfectants. Incompatibility issues can lead to the deterioration of unit components over time, potentially compromising their effectiveness and lifespan. Furthermore, the degradation of materials caused by incompatible disinfectants may create sites for the accumulation of soils, debris and microorganisms. This unintended outcome not only undermines the purpose of disinfection but also escalates the risk of crosscontamination within the dental environment. The careful selection of cleaners and disinfectants that both effectively combat infectious agents and soils removal while demonstrate compatibility with dental suction unit materials is pivotal. It is imperative for maintaining not only the functionality and structural integrity of the units but also the overall safety and well-being of both patients and dental staff. Balancing the efficacy of disinfection and cleaning with the preservation of unit materials is an essential endeavor, central to the success of dental practices in delivering the highest standards of infection control.
Balancing Act: Efficacy vs Material Compatibility.
Achieving the delicate balance between efficacy and material compatibility is not only essential but also the foremost objective in ensuring effective infection control while preserving equipment longevity. Our dental suction unit disinfectants and cleaners represent the flagship products in our portfolio, having been developed and sold since the establishment of Oro Clean Chemie AG in 1969. With a long-standing and well-established market history, coupled with rigorous material compatibility testing, our products offer a solution that eliminates the need to compromise between cleaning/disinfectant efficacy and material compatibility.
FAQ
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How is the exposure time determined for disinfectants?
European standards specify the required exposure times for disinfectants to achieve their claimed efficacy. The standards provide detailed instructions on the duration of contact between the disinfectant and the microorganism to ensure effective inactivation or reduction.
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What's the main goal of the EN 14885:2022 document, especially in a medical context?
EN 14885:2022 serves as a comprehensive guide for chemical disinfectants and antiseptics, especially in the medical field. It outlines the standards for testing these products to ensure they are effective and safe for use in various medical settings, like hospitals and clinics. The document helps manufacturers validate their product claims, assists users in selecting appropriate products, and guides regulatory authorities in evaluating these products.
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Can you explain the difference between 'with mechanical action' and 'without mechanical action' in EN 14885:2022?
With mechanical action" refers to the process of physically wiping a surface or object with a disinfectant, enhancing the removal of microbes. This is common in settings where thorough cleaning is necessary. "Without mechanical action" means applying the disinfectant without any physical aid, for example through spraying. This method relies solely on the chemical properties of the disinfectant to kill or deactivate microbes. The choice between these methods depends on the specific requirements of the healthcare setting and the type of surface being disinfected.
-
What precautions should be taken when using disinfectants on electronic medical equipment?
When using disinfectants on electronic medical equipment, it's important to avoid spraying directly onto the device. Instead, use a cloth moistened with the disinfectant. Ensure that the disinfectant is compatible with electronic components and that the equipment is powered off and disconnected from power sources before disinfection.
-
Are there any best practices for testing the compatibility of a new disinfectant with healthcare materials?
Best practices for testing a new disinfectant include conducting spot tests on a small, inconspicuous area of the material, monitoring for any adverse reactions, and verifying the results against the disinfectant's material compatibility chart. It's also recommended to consult with the disinfectant manufacturer for any specific testing protocols or guidelines they may provide.
-
What is EN ISO 21530 and how does it relate to the use of disinfectants in healthcare?
EN ISO 21530 is a standard that specifies the requirements and test methods for assessing the compatibility of disinfectants with the materials used in medical devices. Its main objective is to ensure that the physical and chemical properties of medical device materials are maintained even after repeated disinfection processes. This ensures that the products can continue to be used safely and effectively in the healthcare sector.
-
How does EN ISO 21530 influence the selection of disinfectants for medical devices?
EN ISO 21530 has a significant impact on the selection of medical device disinfectants by providing healthcare providers with clear information on which disinfectants have been thoroughly tested and proven to have no harmful effects on the materials used in their medical devices. This enables professionals to select disinfectants that will not compromise the integrity or functionality of the devices and therefore maintain the highest safety standards.
More FAQs
Getting the Most Out of ORO CLEAN® Plus
Intended Users
The product is intended for use by dental or healthcare professionals with knowledge about the disinfection of medical devices. The product is not to be used directly on patients.
Instructions for Use
For your protection, wear a laboratory gown, household gloves and safety goggles. Disinfect the suction unit daily or as per local regulations. Rinse the suction unit thoroughly with water after surgical procedures and prior to disinfection. Prepare 2 litres of working solution according to the dosing table. Aspirate 1.5 litres of the working solution and pour the remaining 500 ml down the spittoon bowl. Leave to act. Rinse thoroughly with water after disinfection. Not compatible with aluminium, copper, galvanized steel and polyurethane. A list of compatible and incompatible materials is available on our website. If you are uncertain as to the material composition of the medical device, contact the manufacturer before use. Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to the device should be reported to the manufacturer and the competent authority of the Member State in which the user and/or patient is established.
Limitations
FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY. Not for use on invasive medical devices. Do not mix with other products. Make sure that all visible soiling has been removed before disinfection.
Dosing Table
Concentrate
|
+ |
Water
|
Time
|
|
| 2% | 20 ml | + | 980 ml | 60 min |
Use Steps
1
For your protection, wear a laboratory gown, household gloves and safety goggles.
2
Rinse the suction unit thoroughly with water after surgical procedures and prior to disinfection.
3
Prepare 2 litres of working solution according to the dosing table.
4
Aspirate 1.5 litres of the working solution and pour the remaining 500 ml down the spittoon bowl.
5
Leave to act.
6
Rinse thoroughly with water after disinfection.
Handling
Danger H290 May be corrosive to metals. H314 Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. H410 Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. P280 Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection. P301 + P330 + P331 IF SWALLOWED: Rinse mouth. Do NOT induce vomiting. P303 + P361 + P353 IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water/shower. P305 + P351 + P338 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. P391 Collect spillage. P501 Dispose of contents/container in accordance with local and national regulations. For more information, please refer to Safety Data Sheet available on our website.
Accessories and Application Aids
User Friendly Packaging
Packaging Details
Primary Packaging
Color-Coded Closure
The color-coded closure quickly indicates the product's application area, reducing the risk of misuse and enabling faster identification of the correct product.
Measuring Closure
The measuring closure allows the user to precisely dose the disinfectant concentrate, ensuring effective disinfection.
Clearly Visible Effective Spectrum/Exposure Time
The contact time clearly stated on the label informs the user exactly how long the disinfectant must be left to take effect.
Ergonomic Bottle Design
The ergonomic bottle is designed for easy handling and application, enabling a more efficient and simple use of the product.
Label with Image of Application Area
The label includes an image for the product's application area, minimizing the potential of using the wrong product, especially in hectic working environments.
Tamper-Evident Closure
The tamper-evident closure guarantees the integrity of the product and provides the assurance that it has not been opened or contaminated.
Booklet Label with 30+ Languages
The multipage label include translations in over 30 languages, facilitating ease of use for a multicultural workforce.
Dosing Table
The label of our disinfectant concentrates includes a dosing table that clearly indicates the quantities of concentrate and water needed to prepare the working solution.
Bottles Made of Recyclable HD-PE Material
Promotes environmental sustainability by ensuring the packaging can be fully recycled, safeguarding resources for future generations.
Secondary Packaging
PalletDiscover More About ORO CLEAN® Plus
Composition in 100g
100 g contains 2.475 g N-(3-aminopropyl)-N-dodecylpropane-1,3-diamine, 7.5 g quaternary ammonium compounds, anti-foaming agents, auxiliaries and water.
Physical and Chemical Properties
Industries
Dental
Food Production
Beauty and Wellness
Hospitality
Leisure
Medical
Pharma
Nursing
Public Sector
Retail
Travel and Transportation
Veterinary
Explore ORO CLEAN® Plus's Features and Benefits
Long-term study
Thousands of dentists worldwide have been using this established formula for years for the disinfection and cleansing of their dental suction units, with complete satisfaction.
Fully virucidal
Active against bacteria, yeast as well as enveloped and non-enveloped viruses.
Non-foaming formula
The suction disinfectant contains anti-foaming agents to ensure smooth running of the aspirating unit.
Application concentration of 2%
2 litres of concentrate yields 100 litres of working solution.
Maximum cost-effectiveness
The disinfectant is available in 5-litre canisters to reduce waste and offer better value for money.
Dosing table
The bottle cap contains volume markings for 10 ml, 20 ml, 30 ml, and 40 ml.
Ensuring the Compatibility of Our Disinfectants Is a Top Priority
While no disinfectant can guarantee absolute compatibility with all materials, our rigorous in-house testing, strategic collaborations with medical device manufacturers, and stringent external testing at ISO 17025 accredited laboratories for final material compatibility evaluations—affirm that our disinfectants are exceptionally suited for a broad spectrum of surfaces, encompassing various metals, plastics, and polymers.
Note
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No visible surface damage or effect on the material is likely to occur when used according to label directions. No change to the integrity of the material is expected.
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Some visible surface damage such as tarnishing or clouding may be seen with long-term exposure. Little to no effect on material intergrity is expected. Periodic wiping of surfaces with a clean damp cloth to remove residue can help to minimize damage.
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Visible damage to the surface is likely to occur with long-term exposure and some effect on material integrity is possible. Surfaces should be wiped with a clean damp cloth immediately after the contact time has been reached to reduce the risk of damage. Users should evaluate the risk of surface damage vs the benefits of disinfectant efficacy against pathogens to determine whether the products is appropriate for use.
Compatibility – Suction disinfectants and Cleaners.
In the field of dentistry, the paramount importance of infection control cannot be overstated. Upholding a safe and hygienic environment for both patients and dental health professionals is a fundamental ethical and practical obligation. Within this context, dental suction units, often referred to as dental evacuators or vacuum systems, emerge as essential components in dental practice. They are specifically designed to manage oral fluids and maintain a clear and hygienic environment during dental procedures. Dental suction units play a pivotal role in the removal of oral fluids, including saliva, blood, crevicular fluid, and other substances generated during dental treatments. While these instruments facilitate a clear field of vision for dentists during procedures, they can also serve as potential sources of infection transmission due to the presence of oral fluids, which are known carriers of infectious agents. Therefore, the effective cleaning and disinfection of dental suction units is non-negotiable and represents a matter of critical concern. Achieving this balance, however, is a formidable challenge that necessitates striking the right equilibrium between cleaning/ disinfection efficacy and material compatibility. While powerful cleaner and disinfectants are often needed to effectively remove soils and eliminate infectious agents, the materials comprising dental suction units, including plastics, rubbers, and metals, can be sensitive to the chemical composition of cleaners and disinfectants. Incompatibility issues can lead to the deterioration of unit components over time, potentially compromising their effectiveness and lifespan. Furthermore, the degradation of materials caused by incompatible disinfectants may create sites for the accumulation of soils, debris and microorganisms. This unintended outcome not only undermines the purpose of disinfection but also escalates the risk of crosscontamination within the dental environment. The careful selection of cleaners and disinfectants that both effectively combat infectious agents and soils removal while demonstrate compatibility with dental suction unit materials is pivotal. It is imperative for maintaining not only the functionality and structural integrity of the units but also the overall safety and well-being of both patients and dental staff. Balancing the efficacy of disinfection and cleaning with the preservation of unit materials is an essential endeavor, central to the success of dental practices in delivering the highest standards of infection control.
Balancing Act: Efficacy vs Material Compatibility.
Achieving the delicate balance between efficacy and material compatibility is not only essential but also the foremost objective in ensuring effective infection control while preserving equipment longevity. Our dental suction unit disinfectants and cleaners represent the flagship products in our portfolio, having been developed and sold since the establishment of Oro Clean Chemie AG in 1969. With a long-standing and well-established market history, coupled with rigorous material compatibility testing, our products offer a solution that eliminates the need to compromise between cleaning/disinfectant efficacy and material compatibility.
FAQ
-
How is the exposure time determined for disinfectants?
European standards specify the required exposure times for disinfectants to achieve their claimed efficacy. The standards provide detailed instructions on the duration of contact between the disinfectant and the microorganism to ensure effective inactivation or reduction.
-
What's the main goal of the EN 14885:2022 document, especially in a medical context?
EN 14885:2022 serves as a comprehensive guide for chemical disinfectants and antiseptics, especially in the medical field. It outlines the standards for testing these products to ensure they are effective and safe for use in various medical settings, like hospitals and clinics. The document helps manufacturers validate their product claims, assists users in selecting appropriate products, and guides regulatory authorities in evaluating these products.
-
Can you explain the difference between 'with mechanical action' and 'without mechanical action' in EN 14885:2022?
With mechanical action" refers to the process of physically wiping a surface or object with a disinfectant, enhancing the removal of microbes. This is common in settings where thorough cleaning is necessary. "Without mechanical action" means applying the disinfectant without any physical aid, for example through spraying. This method relies solely on the chemical properties of the disinfectant to kill or deactivate microbes. The choice between these methods depends on the specific requirements of the healthcare setting and the type of surface being disinfected.
-
What precautions should be taken when using disinfectants on electronic medical equipment?
When using disinfectants on electronic medical equipment, it's important to avoid spraying directly onto the device. Instead, use a cloth moistened with the disinfectant. Ensure that the disinfectant is compatible with electronic components and that the equipment is powered off and disconnected from power sources before disinfection.
-
Are there any best practices for testing the compatibility of a new disinfectant with healthcare materials?
Best practices for testing a new disinfectant include conducting spot tests on a small, inconspicuous area of the material, monitoring for any adverse reactions, and verifying the results against the disinfectant's material compatibility chart. It's also recommended to consult with the disinfectant manufacturer for any specific testing protocols or guidelines they may provide.
-
What is EN ISO 21530 and how does it relate to the use of disinfectants in healthcare?
EN ISO 21530 is a standard that specifies the requirements and test methods for assessing the compatibility of disinfectants with the materials used in medical devices. Its main objective is to ensure that the physical and chemical properties of medical device materials are maintained even after repeated disinfection processes. This ensures that the products can continue to be used safely and effectively in the healthcare sector.
-
How does EN ISO 21530 influence the selection of disinfectants for medical devices?
EN ISO 21530 has a significant impact on the selection of medical device disinfectants by providing healthcare providers with clear information on which disinfectants have been thoroughly tested and proven to have no harmful effects on the materials used in their medical devices. This enables professionals to select disinfectants that will not compromise the integrity or functionality of the devices and therefore maintain the highest safety standards.
More FAQs
Getting the Most Out of ORO CLEAN® Plus
Intended Users
The product is intended for use by dental or healthcare professionals with knowledge about the disinfection of medical devices. The product is not to be used directly on patients.
Instructions for Use
For your protection, wear a laboratory gown, household gloves and safety goggles. Disinfect the suction unit daily or as per local regulations. Rinse the suction unit thoroughly with water after surgical procedures and prior to disinfection. Prepare 2 litres of working solution according to the dosing table. Aspirate 1.5 litres of the working solution and pour the remaining 500 ml down the spittoon bowl. Leave to act. Rinse thoroughly with water after disinfection. Not compatible with aluminium, copper, galvanized steel and polyurethane. A list of compatible and incompatible materials is available on our website. If you are uncertain as to the material composition of the medical device, contact the manufacturer before use. Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to the device should be reported to the manufacturer and the competent authority of the Member State in which the user and/or patient is established.
Limitations
FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY. Not for use on invasive medical devices. Do not mix with other products. Make sure that all visible soiling has been removed before disinfection.
Dosing Table
|
Concentrate
|
+ |
Water
|
Time
|
|
| 2% | 20 ml | + | 980 ml | 60 min |
Use Steps
1
For your protection, wear a laboratory gown, household gloves and safety goggles.
2
Rinse the suction unit thoroughly with water after surgical procedures and prior to disinfection.
3
Prepare 2 litres of working solution according to the dosing table.
4
Aspirate 1.5 litres of the working solution and pour the remaining 500 ml down the spittoon bowl.
5
Leave to act.
6
Rinse thoroughly with water after disinfection.
Handling
Danger H290 May be corrosive to metals. H314 Causes severe skin burns and eye damage. H410 Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. P280 Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection. P301 + P330 + P331 IF SWALLOWED: Rinse mouth. Do NOT induce vomiting. P303 + P361 + P353 IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water/shower. P305 + P351 + P338 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. P391 Collect spillage. P501 Dispose of contents/container in accordance with local and national regulations. For more information, please refer to Safety Data Sheet available on our website.
Accessories and Application Aids
User Friendly Packaging
Packaging Details
Primary Packaging
Color-Coded Closure
The color-coded closure quickly indicates the product's application area, reducing the risk of misuse and enabling faster identification of the correct product.
Measuring Closure
The measuring closure allows the user to precisely dose the disinfectant concentrate, ensuring effective disinfection.
Clearly Visible Effective Spectrum/Exposure Time
The contact time clearly stated on the label informs the user exactly how long the disinfectant must be left to take effect.
Ergonomic Bottle Design
The ergonomic bottle is designed for easy handling and application, enabling a more efficient and simple use of the product.
Label with Image of Application Area
The label includes an image for the product's application area, minimizing the potential of using the wrong product, especially in hectic working environments.
Tamper-Evident Closure
The tamper-evident closure guarantees the integrity of the product and provides the assurance that it has not been opened or contaminated.
Booklet Label with 30+ Languages
The multipage label include translations in over 30 languages, facilitating ease of use for a multicultural workforce.
Dosing Table
The label of our disinfectant concentrates includes a dosing table that clearly indicates the quantities of concentrate and water needed to prepare the working solution.
Bottles Made of Recyclable HD-PE Material
Promotes environmental sustainability by ensuring the packaging can be fully recycled, safeguarding resources for future generations.
Secondary Packaging PalletDiscover More About ORO CLEAN® Plus
Composition in 100g
100 g contains 2.475 g N-(3-aminopropyl)-N-dodecylpropane-1,3-diamine, 7.5 g quaternary ammonium compounds, anti-foaming agents, auxiliaries and water.
Physical and Chemical Properties
Industries
Dental
Food Production
Beauty and Wellness
Hospitality
Leisure
Medical
Pharma
Nursing
Public Sector
Retail
Travel and Transportation