The same care in removing the normal poly film cover is exercised in removing additional barriers. If the film is carefully opened, without touching the celluloid film itself, and the film is allowed to drop directly into a paper cup, after all the films are opened, gloves can be removed, and the films processed either manually or in an automatic processor. Preplanning, gathering all the contaminated poly covers in one gloved hand before removing gloves, and then removing the gloves by inverting them will wrap the contamination inside the gloves making for easy clean-up. Alcohol is not a good cleaning agent, and in fact causes protein fixation - the drying and adherence of proteinaceous materials to the surface. Alcohol based disinfectants are generally not as effective as cleaning as other agents.
Some phenolic based agents cause deterioration of certain plastics.
Chlorine based materials may corrode metals, promote rusting, and deteriorate fabrics. All aerosolized sprays will stay suspended in the air to possibly be inhaled for a longer time period than pump spray applicators that cause larger droplets with faster settling. The OSHA BBP only discusses handling of the sharps in the office. Each state has its' own laws as to whether encapsulation and disposal is acceptable, but each local municipality also has laws, and the strictest of the combination must be followed, as well as keeping current for any changes. Since the sharps containers only need to be disposed of when full, the economics of incineration over the course of a year should be insignificant, and with this method you can be certain that all regulations are being followed.