Re: 10% Bleach
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From: | "Peter A. Takes" <ptakes@stereotaxis.wustl.edu> (by way of histonet) |
To: | histonet <histonet@magicnet.net> |
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Greg:
In my lab, we used to make the bleach solutions weekly, and keep them in
opaque bottles. Probably daily is best, especially if you encounter a lot
of potentially biohazardous materials. But, solutions made weekly should
work just fine. We at times kept bleach solutions longer than a week, but
this was probably not a good practice to follow.
Peter
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greg tesdall wrote:
> Information needed. Countertops in the general Lab(Hemo, B. Bank,
> Chemistry) are cleaned at the end of each shift with a 10% bleach
> solution. They make the solution up fresh each day. I need references
> or guidelines for the following: 1) Is it necessary to make fresh each
> day. What is the shelf life. 2) What if they were to use opaque
> bottles. Would shelf life be longer. Any other input appreciated.
> thanks
> Greg Tesdall, NE.
>
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