Name: Salon Tool Sanitizer - Glass Bead Hot Cup Sanitizer in White, Pink, or Purple (Includes 2 Bags of Beads, an $11.98 value)
SKU: 1963714

Product Details ＋

Protect the health of your clients, whether people or pets! The Tool Klean Hot Cup Salon Tool Sanitizer allows you to quickly and conveniently sanitize metal tools using dry heat...no liquids, harmful chemicals, or messes.

The Choice of Professionals

The Tool Klean Pro Hot Cup Sanitizer is trusted by salon owners, groomers, barbers, estheticians, and other professionals to sanitize scissors, tweezers, nail tools, eyelash tools, eyebrow tools, dog grooming tools and other metal salon utensils that can collect and spread bacteria, viruses, and fungus if not properly sanitized between uses. It uses high, dry heat, scientifically proven to destroy germs. No liquids or chemicals are used.

Protect Yourself and Your Clients

The sanitizer consists of a hot metal pot filled with glass beads that are heated to 212 degrees fahrenheit. The dry heat radiates through any metal object placed inside the cup, even the parts that aren’t touching the beads, destroying pathogens. The sanitizer has been proven and laboratory certified to kill 99.999% of the most difficult-to-kill bacteria (staph and salmonella) within 3 minutes.

Sanitizing Salon Tools Should be Easy

With the anti-microbial sanitizing hot cup there are no liquids, no chemicals, and no mess. Turn the switch on, wait 15 minutes until the indicator light shows it’s ready, then place your metal tools inside, leaving the lid open. (Metal utensils only, no plastic.) In 3 minutes the tools will be sanitized, helping keep you and your clients safe and healthy!

When Trust Matters

You can’t afford to get it wrong when it comes to the health of your clients. That’s why the US government has strict regulations. Companies producing sanitizing equipment must be registered with the EPA and in line with FDA regulations. Tool Klean, Inc’s EPA establishment # is 94836-NY-1. See the tips below to learn how to spot counterfeit/uncertified/unregistered/unsafe products or products making misleading claims.

Buy with Confidence

Order now to begin quickly and effectively sanitizing salon tools, nail tools, and other metal objects! You’ll receive one USA produced, EPA compliant hot cup glass bead sanitizer with indicator light, one set of quality glass beads for proper heat conduction, and one replacement set of glass beads. You’ll have the peace of mind that your purchase is protected by Tool Klean, Inc.’s 1-year manufacturer warranty. Any issues or concerns, our USA based team is here to help!

Safety Information

Use with caution; the glass beads heat up to 212 degrees fahrenheit. Metal tools will be hot when you remove them. Place them on a clean towel to cool before use.

Product Specifications

Lab certified 99.99% pathogen kill in 3 minutes
Easy on/off switch
Power source: 110V
Sturdy aluminum interior
Comes with 2 bags of glass beads
Kit includes a 2 oz bottle of
Non skid locking tape strips included
Heats up in just 12 minutes
Item # TK-1-HC (White) / TK-1-HCPL (Purple) / TK-1-HCPK (Pink)
NOTE: The Tool Klean Purple Hot Cup is now available for use with either U.S. or European power outlets (110V/220V)

How to Identify Counterfeit, Uncertified, Unregistered, or Potentially Unsafe Products

Any company must be able to back up the claims they make about killing pathogens. If they can’t show a lab report backing up their claims, be wary.
Any company producing antimicrobial products for sale in the US must be registered with the EPA. This requires being a US company or having a US agent. If a company doesn’t say they produce their products in the USA, proceed with caution.
Any legitimate and properly certified company producing sanitization products for US distribution will be able to provide an EPA establishment number. An EPA establishment number with a two-digit code such as NY means the product is produced in that state. A code like CHN means the product is produced in another country. Tool Klean, Inc’s EPA establishment # is 94836-NY-1.
Sterilizers must be able to kill 100% (not 99.99%) of pathogens to make objects sterile. Any product claiming to sterilize objects must be able to prove it kills 100% of pathogens. If it kills only 99.9% of pathogens then what it’s doing is sanitization, not sterilization.