Lab flooring
From: | Cheryl Crowder <ccrowder@mail.vetmed.lsu.edu> |
I have to add my 2 cents worth on the flooring issue. We have been blamed
for years for having slippery floors. The floors were not those in the lab
but in the hall outside. We found that the wax was tracked on shoes coming
from the lab. We can't do anything about that because we are a high
traffic area. However, I wanted to agree with the Bob Richmond about
cleaning up.
I have noticed that in all labs there seem to be people who are "too good"
to clean for themselves or make their own reagents. For the floors, we
took an ordinary paint scraper (a 3 inch wide metal putty knife) and
attached it to a broom handle with tape. We scrape the floors around the
embedding centers and the microtomes every day and the lab is in beautiful
shape. Also the persons who embed and/or cut are responsible for cleaning
the areas. Funny how yours cleaner if you have to do your own work.
Cheryl
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