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Closed Cell Sponges are Waterproof AND have a Cleanable Surface!
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Closed Cell Sponges are Waterproof AND have a Cleanable Surface!

Can I clean closed cell sponges? Absolutely. To clean the surface of the sponge that has become dirty or dusty with normal use and with storage, we recommend that you wash the surface with cold water and a mild general-purpose soap like a 409 spray. We recommend that you avoid using detergent cleaners that contain hydrocarbon solvents like acetone or ammonia as they are harsh on the surface and will shorten the life of your sponge. We also recommend that you avoid rigorous scrubbing, abrasive pads, or stiff brushes as they can also damage the surface as it would with any foam product.

Most imaging facilities require coated sponges or vinyl covered so that they can be cleaned and meet Joint Commission Standards. Do closed cell sponges have a coating? Closed cell sponges do not need a protective coating.  The foam itself is closed cell and non-porous, meaning it will not absorb any fluids unlike the un-coated open cell sponges that are on the market. The crosslink density of this foam is extremely high, and the surface can be easily cleaned & disinfected making them an excellent positioner for any imaging facility.     

To learn more about these amazing X-ray Positioning Sponges or to place an order, visit our website. www.zzmedical.com to learn more. Customer Service is always available to answer any questions that you may have. You can email them at info@zzmedical.com .

Featured Product: Closed Cell Sponges
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Featured Product: Closed Cell Sponges

Today’s featured product is Z&Z Medical’s Exclusive Closed Cell Sponges. They are perfect for positioning patients in MRI, CT, Nuc Med, Ultrasound, and General X-ray. They are cleanable and radiolucent!  Two “must-have: properties for any positioning sponge. Foam Positioners are changing, and we’re proud to be leading the way!   

 

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