Greiner Bio-One Sed Rate Timer 10/II User Manual page 35

Safety Requirements and Restrictions.
Personal protections.
When performing this procedure, wear, at a minimum, safety glasses, gloves and disposable lab
coat (according Good Laboratory Practice).
Spills of fluid waste prior to decontamination.
Wipe up spills with paper towels.
Clean area with decontamination solution.
Dispose of paper towels in a container designated for biohazard waste or autoclave before
putting in general trash.
Unprotected contact with biohazard material.
✓ Eye contact – Flush with water.
✓ Ingestion – Report to nearest available medical facility.
✓ Skin contact – Wash thoroughly with soap and water (use a germicidal soap, if available).
✓ Notify your supervision.
Be sure to check that items representing a biohazard or a chemical hazard are removed.
Preparation of Decontamination Solution
One of the following disinfectants can be used
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Cleaning Solution SLNA-5900 as decontamination solution
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A solution of a 1:10 dilution of Clorox® Bleach should be used (one part of bleach plus nine parts of
water). This solution should be fresh.
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A solution of 70% alcohol can also be used.
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Other commercial available disinfectant used in the laboratory.
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