As per the WS_T508-2016YYThe "Technical Specification for Washing and Disinfection of Medical Textiles" stipulates that washing centers can be divided into operational and office areas based on function. The operational area can be further divided into contaminated and clean zones according to the hospital infection control process. The contaminated zone includes areas for accepting and sorting medical textiles, washing and disinfection rooms, storage areas for dirty vehicles, changing rooms, and buffer zones. The clean zone includes drying rooms, ironing rooms, repair areas, folding rooms, storage and distribution rooms, and clean vehicle storage areas.YYFor washing infectious textiles, recommend using a hygienic isolation method.YYWashers are used; the criteria for inspecting the cleanliness and hygiene of textiles are clear and quantifiable; the requirements for the cleaning and disinfection process of medical textiles are explicitly defined, ensuring a smooth transition from dirty to clean without any reversal.YLThe资质review for laundry services will become more stringent.

     YYLaundry equipment should be kept away from the treatment area.The "Two Zones and Three Channels" requirement dictates the layout of laundries. The two zones refer to the contaminated zone and the clean zone, which must be completely isolated from each other with a barrier. This complete isolation barrier ensures that no air can circulate between the contaminated and clean zones, except through material transfer windows. The contaminated zone should include a medical fabric reception and sorting room, washing and disinfection room, soiled vehicle storage area, and changing (buffer) rooms, along with air disinfection facilities. The clean zone should have a drying room, ironing, mending, folding area, storage and distribution room, clean vehicle storage area, and changing (buffer) rooms. Handwashing facilities should be provided in both the contaminated zone and all changing (buffer) rooms. The laundry's drainage facilities should be comprehensive. Select社会化洗涤服务机构。YYEstablish a fabric turnover warehouse with designated areas for receiving used medical fabrics and storing/circulating clean fabrics. Include facilities for pest control, such as fly and rodent prevention. Sanitary isolation style.YYThe washing machine features two doors, one for the washing area (soiled zone) and the other for the finishing area (clean zone), creating two separate operation zones. Laundry is loaded into the washing machine through the loading door in the washing area, and after washing, it is removed through the unloading door in the finishing area. This physical separation of laundry prevents contamination during unloading, making it suitable for cleanroom environments.YYIdeal Laundry Equipment for Laundry Rooms.

Sanitary IsolationYYThe widespread adoption of washing machines is an effective way to establish unified medical laundry quality standards. As isolation washing machines come equipped with both front and rear doors, just like traditional fully automatic washing and drying machines, they achieve the separation of clean and soiled laundry by a partition wall, thereby preventing cross-contamination. This is particularly beneficial in handling highly soiled and bacteria-laden laundry.YYBedding suppliesSSThe department of clothing and infectious disease has unique advantages in handling cloth items.

Sanitation isolation washing divides the laundry room into two separate working zones: a clean zone and a non-clean zone. Fabrics are loaded into the medical-grade washing machine through the door on the non-clean zone side, and after washing, they are removed through the door on the clean zone side. This method not only effectively prevents secondary contamination that could occur with traditional washing (loading and unloading fabrics through the same door), but also boasts high cleanliness and low moisture content after drying. It alleviates the pain points for users of medical fabric washing, providing the most effective solution available for the cleaning of medical fabrics.