Implement tools that are washed and dried with soap then put in the UV cabinet are considered?

In the context of nail technology and salon safety, tools that have been washed with soap and dried, followed by being placed in a UV cabinet, are considered "cleaned and sterilized."

The first step in the process is cleaning, which involves removing all visible debris and contaminants from the tools using soap and water. This is followed by the sterilization process, which, in the case of UV cabinets, refers to the use of ultraviolet light to help reduce the presence of microorganisms. While a UV cabinet helps to sanitize tools, it does not achieve the same level of sterilization that other methods, such as autoclaving, would provide.

Thus, the term "cleaned and sterilized" accurately reflects the thoroughness of both cleaning and the subsequent use of UV light for further disinfection. This approach is vital for ensuring that tools are safe to use on clients and helps prevent the spread of infection or disease in the salon environment.