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Working outdoors can be a grubby business so it’s important to follow cleaning guidelines when keeping your safety equipment in tip-top condition.
We spoke to the world’s largest independent height safety brand, Guardian, about taking care of your fall protection equipment.
The primary method of cleaning any piece of fall protection equipment can be found in the product instructions.
First, remove all contaminants or build-up (dirt, paints, etc.), then fully clean the entire product with a solution of plain water and mild soap, such as common washing-up liquid). The use of warm water is permitted but should never exceed temperatures of 130°F (54° C).
Allow the product to fully dry in a well-ventilated location. Do not machine dry under any circumstances.
Never use aggressive cleaners such as naphtha, turpentine, acetone, or other similar products. Never use sanitising liquids, gels, or other substances. These include, but are not limited to bleach, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, or other products with sanitising or disinfecting claims. The effect of these substances on equipment has not been evaluated by Pure Safety Group and may compromise the integrity of the material.