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o Disinfect the entire armrest surface using an EPA-registered disinfectant(e.g., [insert product name and EPA#]) that is effective against bloodborne pathogens. o Follow manufacturer's instructions for contact time and application method. o Let the surface air dry or wipe it dry with a clean towel if required. Glove Use o Practitioners must wear disposable gloves during cleaning and disinfection in accordance with HSC §119309(d). Material Condition o All armrests must be made of non-porous, easily cleanable material. o If upholstery is torn, cracked, or damaged, the item is removed from service must be completely smooth for repair or replaced. 5. Headrests— Cleaning and Disinfection Protocol Headrests come into direct contact with the client's skin and are considered high-risk touch surfaces. All headrests must be cleaned and disinfected after each client and before reuse if the surface has been used for any other purpose. Use of disposable barriers is recommended for additional protection. Before the Procedure o Inspect headrest for cleanliness and physical integrity. o If the headrest area has been used for any non-sterile activity (e.g., resting items, setup), disinfect before beginning the procedure. o Apply a disposable barrier (e.g., plastic wrap, dental bib) over the headrest before each procedure. After Each Procedure o Remove and dispose of the barrier film in the appropriate waste container. o Clean the headrest using a cloth or paper towel and mild soap/detergent if visibly soiled. o Disinfect using an EPA-registered disinfectant that is effective against bloodborne pathogens (e.g., [insert disinfectant name and EPA#]). o Allow the disinfectant to remain wet for the manufacturer-recommended contact time, then air dry or wipe clean with a fresh towel if required. Glove Use o Disposable gloves are worn at all times when cleaning or disinfecting the headrest, as per§119309(d). 3