What is a glass receptacle called that holds disinfectant and submerged implements?

A glass receptacle that holds disinfectant and submerged implements is referred to as a jar. Jars are designed specifically for storing tools in a disinfectant solution to ensure they remain sanitized. When tools are submerged in this solution, it helps eliminate bacteria and pathogens, making the tools safe for use on clients.

In a professional setting, using a jar for this purpose is essential for maintaining cleanliness and adherence to health and safety regulations in a salon. The transparency of glass allows for easy monitoring of the liquid level and condition of the implements, ensuring effective disinfection.

Other types of receptacles, such as an autoclave, are used for different purposes, primarily for sterilizing tools through steam under pressure, which is not the same as storing tools in disinfectant. A drawer or shelf do not serve the specific purpose of holding disinfectant in a controlled manner for tools; they are merely storage solutions and do not provide the necessary sanitation environment for implements.