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Digital thermometers are godsend tools that allow us to check our body temperature. Like all tools, you get accurate results from using them correctly. Now, let go through some key points you should know when you are using Hangzhou Huaan's digital thermometer.
Correct use of digital thermometers:
You need to be very careful and gently when using this digital thermometer from Hangzhou Huaan. Just don't drop it or hit it against anything: That can seriously damage the delicate parts inside. Just always touch it from the handle and don’t touch the probe too much to avoid the contamination.
How to take temperature accurately:
To ensure that you're actually getting a correct temperature reading, it's probably best to use the digital thermometer as Hangzhou Huaan intends. Insert the probe under your tongue and close your mouth while you wait for the reading. And don’t forget to give yourself a minute or two after you’ve eaten or drank something that’s hot or cold before you take your temperature.
The significance of cleaning and disinfection of digital thermometers:
Cleaning your digital thermometer is very important, especially after using it. Clean the probe and handle with a soft cloth/ cotton ball and a little alcohol. This will also eliminate and germs or bacteria end up being there, so that when you go to use your digital thermometer again, it is safe to use.
Why moisture in digital thermometers matters:
When storing a digital thermometer, you must always ensure it is all dried to avoid damaging the electronic parts inside. When you have cleaned and disinfected the thermometer, ensure that you towel dry it properly before closing it up for storage. Do not use the thermometer if it gets wet as this can impede accuracy.
The impact of ambient and environmental conditions upon digital thermometer
The effects of temperature and environment may impact on the performance of a digital thermometer, namely:
Cold and other environmental factors can affect the functioning of a digital thermometer. Extremely hot (such as a hot car on a summers day) or freezing cold (similar to if it were used outside in sub-zero temperatures). It is recommended that the thermometer be put in a cool and dry place away from the sun.
