Arkansas Cosmetology Practice Exam

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What must schools and salons utilize in their liquid sanitizer receptacles?

  1. Water only

  2. Any homemade solution

  3. A solution approved by the EPA for use as a disinfectant

  4. Bleach and water mixture

The correct answer is: A solution approved by the EPA for use as a disinfectant

Schools and salons must use a solution approved by the EPA for use as a disinfectant in their liquid sanitizer receptacles. This is because EPA-approved solutions have been tested and proven to effectively kill germs and bacteria, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment. Options A and B, using water only or a homemade solution, may not effectively disinfect and can pose a health risk. Option D, a bleach and water mixture, may also not be as effective as an EPA-approved solution and can be potentially hazardous if not properly diluted. Therefore, option C is the safest and most effective choice for schools and salons to use in their liquid sanitizer receptacles.

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