New Hampshire · Board of Barbering, Cosmetology and Esthetics · Bar 302.05
New Hampshire requires a record of every daily and weekly foot spa cleaning. Log it in three taps.
Under N.H. Admin. Code Bar 302.05(t), every basin with circulating water is cleaned after each patron, at the end of each day and every week, and a record of the date and time of each daily and weekly cleaning is shown on request to a patron or an inspector. 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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No boxes: the record names each cleaning in words, daily or weekly, as the rule asks. ReadyPedi writes it for the tech.
The rule
What New Hampshire asks for, in plain words.
Bar 302.05(p) to (u) set how a whirlpool, foot spa or spa is cleaned and how each cleaning is recorded. Here is the record half, next to how ReadyPedi keeps it.
| The rule | ReadyPedi | |
|---|---|---|
| Which units | Any basin using circulating water, which the rule calls a whirlpool, foot spa or spa. Pipe-less units are disinfected after each use and circulate too. A plain basin is outside the rule's words. | Set each chair as Whirlpool or Pipe-less. Both take all three procedures. |
| Which cleanings | After each patron; at the end of each day; and every week, after the day's cleaning, a bleach solution flushed through and left 6 to 10 hours. | 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 end-of-day and weekly cleaning, and whether the cleaning was daily or weekly. | The tech picks the cleaning, which names it daily or weekly. The date and time are stamped for them, with the tech's name beside them. |
| The after-patron cleaning | Required after each patron; the record clause names the daily and weekly cleanings. | Offered all the same, and printed on the record, so the day reads whole. |
| 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 rule names no period. | Two years of history on every plan. |
| On request | Shown to a patron or an inspector who asks. | Inspection mode opens the last ninety days, ready to hand over. |
| Your part | Every row, on time, for every unit. | Three taps at the chair. |
- Which units
- The ruleAny basin using circulating water, which the rule calls a whirlpool, foot spa or spa. Pipe-less units are disinfected after each use and circulate too. A plain basin is outside the rule's words.
- ReadyPediSet each chair as Whirlpool or Pipe-less. Both take all three procedures.
- Which cleanings
- The ruleAfter each patron; at the end of each day; and every week, after the day's cleaning, a bleach solution flushed through and left 6 to 10 hours.
- 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 end-of-day and weekly cleaning, and whether the cleaning was daily or weekly.
- ReadyPediThe tech picks the cleaning, which names it daily or weekly. The date and time are stamped for them, with the tech's name beside them.
- The after-patron cleaning
- The ruleRequired after each patron; the record clause names the daily and weekly cleanings.
- ReadyPediOffered all the same, and printed on the record, so the day reads whole.
- 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 rule names no period.
- ReadyPediTwo years of history on every plan.
- On request
- The ruleShown to a patron or an inspector who asks.
- ReadyPediInspection mode opens the last ninety days, ready to hand over.
- Your part
- The ruleEvery row, on time, for every unit.
- ReadyPediThree taps at the chair.
Filling in a row
No boxes. Daily or weekly, in words.
ReadyPedi's record has no boxes to tick. Each row names the cleaning it records, which is the daily-or-weekly the rule asks for, beside the date, the time and the tech. These are the three rows.
| When | Cleaning |
|---|---|
| Between patrons | After Each Client |
| Closing, the spa had patrons | End of Day |
| The weekly bleach soak, after that night's End of Day | Weekly |
A Weekly row doesn't close the day: ReadyPedi still expects that night's End of Day.
The record
What the inspector is handed.
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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Instructions
The New Hampshire questions we're asked most.
Does a pipe-less foot spa count?
Yes. The rule defines a whirlpool, foot spa or spa as any basin using circulating water, and adds that pipe-less units are disinfected after each use. Set the chair as Pipe-less and it takes all three procedures.
What about a plain basin without jets?
The rule's foot spa words cover basins with circulating water; a plain basin is sanitized under Bar 302.07 with no record asked for. ReadyPedi offers the two circulating kinds for New Hampshire.
How long do I keep the record?
The rule names no period. It says the record is shown on request to a patron or an inspector. ReadyPedi keeps two years of history, and Inspection mode opens the last ninety days.
When do I log the weekly cleaning?
After that night's End of Day. The rule's weekly cleaning comes after the day's cleaning and disinfecting, so both are logged: End of Day first, then Weekly, each on its own row.
Is the rule changing?
The Board noticed a new Bar 800 chapter in September 2026. As read on October 19, 2026, its draft carries no record clause and repeals nothing in Bar 302, so 302.05(t) binds as before. ReadyPedi follows the rule in force and will follow the new one if it is adopted.
Is ReadyPedi part of the Board?
No. ReadyPedi is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by the New Hampshire Board of Barbering, Cosmetology and Esthetics. It prints a record under the rule's own words from your log.
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