When sanitizing a tanning unit and room after a client's session, which action is unnecessary?

Removing the acrylic and sanitizing both sides is considered unnecessary for routine sanitization protocols in tanning units. While it is important to maintain cleanliness, the primary focus is on using effective sanitizing solutions to clean exposed surfaces efficiently.

Typically, sanitizing involves spraying the interior of the tanning bed, including its surfaces and handles, to ensure that they are free from harmful bacteria and pathogens. After each client's session, sanitizing all surfaces within the tanning room is crucial to maintain a hygienic environment. Moreover, allowing the sanitizer to take effect is essential for killing germs effectively, which aligns with standard sanitation practices. However, the labor-intensive process of removing the acrylic for both sides sanitization is usually not required as long as proper sanitization is performed on the surfaces that clients come in contact with after each use.

Overall, while cleanliness is vital in tanning services, maintaining operational efficiency and adhering to procedural standards means that complete removal and sanitization of the acrylic can be reserved for less frequent deep cleaning rather than every individual session.