Tool Hygiene: Scissors Cleaning for Medical Cannabis
Tool hygiene at Solar Farm is a defined control point. Scissors cleaning prevents cross-contamination, protects yield, and preserves quality for medical cannabis buyers. The practice is embedded in daily work so can keep a stable pipeline for cannabis wholesale in Thailand.
Why scissors cleaning matters
Trimming and plant care rely on precise blades. If resin and sap stay on the metal, pathogens hitch a ride from plant to plant. Edges dull faster, cuts bruise tissue, and infection risk rises. Clean blades cut cleanly, wounds seal faster, and uniform quality holds through the lot. Consistent hygiene supports GACP records and reinforces Solar Farm’s position as a reliable cannabis wholesaler Thailand serving cannabis wholesale Bangkok.
Cleaning method
- Prepare a shallow stainless tray with food-grade alcohol
- Scissors are opened to expose the hinge
- The tool sits for 1 minute
- A lint-free cloth wipes blades, joints, and handles
- If any tackiness persists, the cycle repeats until metal surfaces are bright and dry
- Blades air-dry in a protected rack
- Before reuse, the operator performs a visual check under white light
Maintenance and sharpness
Clean metal holds an edge longer. After drying, a thin food-contact lubricant is applied to the pivot if specified in the SOP. Any nicked or misaligned pair is removed from service and tagged. Sharpening and replacement schedules are logged so trimming teams always work with consistent tools.
Traceability and training
Every room keeps a hygiene log. Entries tie scissors IDs to operator names, lots, and timestamps. Supervisors sample tools randomly and swab for residue. Staff receive onboarding and periodic refreshers that cover contact time, wipe technique, and cross-room movement rules. The result is a closed loop that meets GACP and supports repeatable product quality for cannabis wholesale in Thailand.
