Name the reusable tool, its verified material, model, and included attachments. Photograph the working surface and any detachable part, and state whether the item is new, opened, or used. Do not call it sterile or suitable for every user unless reliable evidence supports that exact claim.
Follow the maker's cleaning directions for each component, especially parts that must stay dry or cannot be immersed. If the instructions are missing, ask the supplier rather than inventing a method that could damage the tool or create a hygiene risk.
Describe any cleaning you performed and keep cleaned stock separate from opened testers or returns. Show which accessories are included and update the listing if the set changes. A cleaning note is not proof of sterilisation or a guarantee of safe use. Store cleaned tools according to the maker's instructions, not beside testers.
