Methods for cleaning and disinfecting the glass of museum display cabinets during the epidemic perio

With the development of the epidemic situation in China, the most concerned topic is still how to reduce the contact and transmission of the virus. In

order to cope with the spread of the epidemic and consolidate the current achievements of epidemic prevention and control, museums have taken strict provention and control measures. Such as comprehensive cleaning and disinfection, body temperature measurement, current restriction, wearing masks and so on , especially for the exhibition hall space and the display cabinet glass which is most easily touched by the audience.

Generally speaking, the best way to disinfect is to spray disinfectant, but you must be very careful. Once the disinfectant hurts the audience, the consequences are really unimaginable. The glass of the display cabinet should be kept transparent, and the disinfectant should not corrode the glass. In particular, there is a layer of coating on the low-reflection glass, if the disinfectant destroys the coating, the display effect will be greatly reduced. So, how can we play a role in disinfection without affecting the normal visit of the audience?

Good display cabinet glass will bring comfortable visiting experience

. Technical specialist, it puts forward professional disinfection suggestions for display cabinet glass for museums.

2. Preliminary cleaning: If there is dust on the glass surface, please wipe it with a sticky roller or soft non-woven fabric;

3. Disinfection steps: wear protective gloves, use a watering can to spray the prepared disinfectant on the clean and dry fiber cloth, after the cloth is completely soaked, wipe it by drawing circles on the glass surface, and make sure that the glass surface is fully covered without omission. Pecially where it can be touched by the viewer;

4. Cleaning steps: Wipe with disinfectant, wait for 10 to 15 minutes, use a clean cloth to soak with pure water, wipe clean, to avoid leaving traces of disinfectant. If there is disinfectant residue, it will form a white powdery substance, which can be wiped off by scrubbing again with a wet cloth.

5. It is suggested that the museum disinfect the glass of the exhibition cabinet twice a day where the audience can touch.

In this way, it can not only ensure the sanitation of the glass surface of the display cabinet, but also not corrode the glass.