Iowa Barbering Laws and Administrative Rules, Infection Control and Sanitation Training – Quiz

In Iowa, barbers are allowed to perform services without a valid license if supervised.

It’s permissible in Iowa to use the same razor on multiple clients without disinfection between uses.

Barbershops in Iowa must display their licenses in a visible area within the shop.

Iowa law requires barbers to renew their licenses every five years.

Barbers are allowed to use barbicide as a disinfectant for all their tools and surfaces.

In Iowa, it is required to complete a specific number of continuing education hours for license renewal.

Barbers in Iowa are allowed to perform minor surgical procedures, such as removing moles.

Iowa barbering laws require shops to maintain records of daily clients and services provided.

Disposable razors must be thrown away after a single use according to Iowa barbering safety regulations.

Gloves are optional for barbers when performing any type of chemical service in Iowa.

In Iowa, barbershops must have proper ventilation.

Every barber must have their own set of tools and cannot share them with others in the shop.

Washing hands for 20 seconds can keep you healthy and prevent the spread of infections.

In Iowa, there is no need for barbers to wash their hands between serving different clients.

All barbering equipment must be sanitized before opening the shop each day.

Iowa administrative rules require barbershops to have a first aid kit available on the premises.

The use of brush neck dusters, powder puffs and sponges are prohibited in barbering in Iowa.

Iowa law requires a physical barrier between each barber station within a shop.

In Iowa, barbershops are required to have adequate lighting at each station.

Iowa law mandates barbers to keep a log of all client records and appointment records for chemical services for no less than three years following the last date of entry.