What is the draping method for a chemical service?

The draping method for a chemical service involves using a combination of protective materials to ensure client safety and comfort while minimizing the risk of product contamination or staining. The correct draping method consists of placing a towel first, followed by a chemical drape, and then another towel.

The first towel serves to absorb any drips or spills from the chemical products, protecting the client's skin and clothing. The chemical drape is specifically designed to prevent the product from seeping through and damaging the client's clothes or causing irritation to the skin. Finally, the second towel at the end catches any excess liquid, adding an extra layer of protection and comfort. This systematic approach ensures that the client is well-protected throughout the chemical service.

In comparison, the other options do not adequately follow the established procedure for a chemical service, either by lacking the necessary layers or incorrectly placing the materials in a way that does not maximize protection and effectiveness.