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Tanning-bed surfaces are typically made of acrylic, are inexpensive and react well to heat and weight. Acrylic is easy to clean, but should be sanitized properly when used in a tanning bed. Acrylic is porous, absorbing bacteria into the tanning bed surface, which can be transferred between users. Special sanitizers can quickly kill harmful bacteria, while wiping the tanning-bed surface clean of lotions and perspiration.
It's also difficult to prove a tanning bed was the culprit, because these bacteria strains can be found on toilet seats, hotel rooms, or even your cell phone. While ultraviolet light C can kill off bacteria, the UV A or UV B light that's used in these indoor tanning machines don't do the job.