Does a pipe-less foot spa count?

Yes. The text in force defines a whirlpool foot spa as any basin using circulating water, and the Board's proposed permanent rule says in so many words that it may be piped or pipeless. Set the chair as Pipe-less.

What do I log on a day a spa wasn't used?

The rule says the record must indicate if a whirlpool foot spa was not used during a workday. ReadyPedi has a Not Used row for that, and the owner's Auto-Fill writes one for every idle unit in one tap.

How long do I keep the record?

The text in force names no period; the Board's proposed permanent rule says six months, and ReadyPedi keeps six months either way. The plans keep two years of history, and Inspection mode opens the last six months.

When do I log the weekly cleaning?

After that night's End of Day. The rule's weekly cleaning follows the end-of-day procedure, so both are logged: End of Day first, then Weekly, each on its own row.

What about a sonic vibration spa?

The rule says one should be cleaned to the manufacturer's instructions and that a cleaning log should be kept for it. ReadyPedi doesn't model that unit as a kind of its own; log it as a Whirlpool if you want the same record for it.

Is ReadyPedi part of the Board?

No. ReadyPedi is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering. It prints a record under the rule's own words from your log.

Mississippi · State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering · Rule 11.7

Mississippi requires a record of every daily and weekly foot spa cleaning. Log it in three taps.

Under Rule 11.7, every whirlpool foot spa is cleaned after each client, at the end of each day and weekly, and a record of the date and time of each daily and weekly cleaning is made at or near the time, marking any workday a spa was not used. Techs log at the chair. The Board publishes no form, so ReadyPedi prints a record that carries the rule's own words.

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The Mississippi cleaning schedule

01After each client

Client.

Every client, every whirlpool foot spa: drained, cleaned, disinfected.After Each Client

02End of day

Close.

A row of its own, at closing: the screen out, the basin disinfected, the system flushed.End of Day

03Weekly

Week.

A row of its own, after that night's End of Day: a solution circulated and left in the basin overnight.Weekly

No boxes: the record names each cleaning in words, daily or weekly, and a workday the spa sat unused. ReadyPedi writes it for the tech.

The rule

What Mississippi asks for, in plain words.

Rule 11.7 of the Board's Health and Safety chapter sets how a whirlpool foot spa is cleaned and how each cleaning is recorded. Here is the record half, next to how ReadyPedi keeps it.

What Mississippi asks for, in plain words.
	The rule	ReadyPedi
Which units	Any basin using circulating water, self-contained or plumbed in. The Board's proposed permanent rule adds that a whirlpool foot spa may be piped or pipeless.	Set each chair as Whirlpool or Pipe-less. Both take all three procedures.
Which cleanings	After each client; at the end of each day; and weekly, after the end-of-day steps, a solution left in the basin overnight.	After Each Client, End of Day and Weekly, each a row of its own. The Weekly is logged after that night's End of Day, and both print.
What a row shows	The date and time of each daily and weekly cleaning, and any individual workday a whirlpool foot spa was not used.	The tech picks the cleaning. The date and time are stamped for them, with the tech's name beside them. A Not Used row marks the idle workday.
When it's written	At or near the time of the cleaning and disinfecting.	At the chair, the moment it's done.
The record	The rule names no form, and the Board publishes none.	ReadyPedi lays the record out itself: the rule's own sentences on every page, then the date, time, cleaning and technician, one record per unit, a sheet per month.
How long	The text in force names no period. The Board's proposed permanent rule says records must be kept six months.	Two years of history on every plan; the floor is six months either way.
A rule in motion	The Board merged in 2024 and has written its rules through temporary filings since. The text in force is the renewal filed September 18, 2026, which lapses by December 17, 2026 unless the permanent rule is adopted.	The record prints the text in force on every page, and ReadyPedi follows the permanent rule the day it is filed.
Your part	Every row, on time, for every unit.	Three taps at the chair.

Which units: The ruleAny basin using circulating water, self-contained or plumbed in. The Board's proposed permanent rule adds that a whirlpool foot spa may be piped or pipeless.; ReadyPediSet each chair as Whirlpool or Pipe-less. Both take all three procedures.
Which cleanings: The ruleAfter each client; at the end of each day; and weekly, after the end-of-day steps, a solution left in the basin overnight.; ReadyPediAfter Each Client, End of Day and Weekly, each a row of its own. The Weekly is logged after that night's End of Day, and both print.
What a row shows: The ruleThe date and time of each daily and weekly cleaning, and any individual workday a whirlpool foot spa was not used.; ReadyPediThe tech picks the cleaning. The date and time are stamped for them, with the tech's name beside them. A Not Used row marks the idle workday.
When it's written: The ruleAt or near the time of the cleaning and disinfecting.; ReadyPediAt the chair, the moment it's done.
The record: The ruleThe rule names no form, and the Board publishes none.; ReadyPediReadyPedi lays the record out itself: the rule's own sentences on every page, then the date, time, cleaning and technician, one record per unit, a sheet per month.
How long: The ruleThe text in force names no period. The Board's proposed permanent rule says records must be kept six months.; ReadyPediTwo years of history on every plan; the floor is six months either way.
A rule in motion: The ruleThe Board merged in 2024 and has written its rules through temporary filings since. The text in force is the renewal filed September 18, 2026, which lapses by December 17, 2026 unless the permanent rule is adopted.; ReadyPediThe record prints the text in force on every page, and ReadyPedi follows the permanent rule the day it is filed.
Your part: The ruleEvery row, on time, for every unit.; ReadyPediThree taps at the chair.

Sources: 30 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 2101, R. 11.7, read October 18, 2026

Filling in a row

No boxes. The cleaning, in words.

ReadyPedi's record has no boxes to tick. Each row names the cleaning it records, or the workday the spa sat unused, beside the date, the time and the tech. These are the four rows.

No boxes. The cleaning, in words.
When	Cleaning
Between clients	After Each Client
Closing, the spa had clients	End of Day
The weekly soak, after that night's End of Day	Weekly
A workday the spa was not used	Not Used

A Weekly row doesn't close the day: ReadyPedi still expects that night's End of Day. The Not Used row is the owner's, one tap for every idle unit.

The record

What the inspector is handed.

ReadyPedi's Pedicure Equipment Cleaning and Disinfection Record for Mississippi, filled in from the log — Pedicure Equipment Cleaning and Disinfection Record · one chair · one week of rows

A record under the rule's own words, filled in from timestamped rows.

Print any unit and any month. The page carries the rule's sentences, your establishment and license, then every row's date, time, cleaning and technician. No seal and no form number: it is not the state's document, and it says so.

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Guides

The longer answers.

How the log runs day to day, in any state. Every guide lists its sources.

Instructions

The Mississippi questions we're asked most.

Does a pipe-less foot spa count?
Yes. The text in force defines a whirlpool foot spa as any basin using circulating water, and the Board's proposed permanent rule says in so many words that it may be piped or pipeless. Set the chair as Pipe-less.
What do I log on a day a spa wasn't used?
The rule says the record must indicate if a whirlpool foot spa was not used during a workday. ReadyPedi has a Not Used row for that, and the owner's Auto-Fill writes one for every idle unit in one tap.
How long do I keep the record?
The text in force names no period; the Board's proposed permanent rule says six months, and ReadyPedi keeps six months either way. The plans keep two years of history, and Inspection mode opens the last six months.
When do I log the weekly cleaning?
After that night's End of Day. The rule's weekly cleaning follows the end-of-day procedure, so both are logged: End of Day first, then Weekly, each on its own row.
What about a sonic vibration spa?
The rule says one should be cleaned to the manufacturer's instructions and that a cleaning log should be kept for it. ReadyPedi doesn't model that unit as a kind of its own; log it as a Whirlpool if you want the same record for it.
Is ReadyPedi part of the Board?
No. ReadyPedi is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering. It prints a record under the rule's own words from your log.

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