IMPORTANT NOTE
about the use of dipslides.
Some knowledge I got today:
Do not touch the agar
on the dipslides at any point.
Not before, and not after you’ve done your testing.
When you grow bacteria on your dipslides,
they grow and multiply.
These must be treated as dangerous,
as they can cause serious infection.
If you touch the bacteria on the agar with your fingers,
be sure to wash your handcarefully.
If the agar with growth comes in contact with any other surface,
disinfect those surfaces…
(Eg bleach and tissue paper? Throw away the paper)
Those bacteria should really be treated as bio safety level 2 organisms.
https://www-s3-live.kent.edu/s3fs-r...lassificationForInfectiousAgents_20181127.pdf
If you already have done your testing
soak your dipslides in disinfectant for several hours before disposal.
Eg, have bleach in the plastic cylinder the dipslides comes with,
and put your dipslides in it.
about the use of dipslides.
Some knowledge I got today:
Do not touch the agar
on the dipslides at any point.
Not before, and not after you’ve done your testing.
When you grow bacteria on your dipslides,
they grow and multiply.
These must be treated as dangerous,
as they can cause serious infection.
If you touch the bacteria on the agar with your fingers,
be sure to wash your handcarefully.
If the agar with growth comes in contact with any other surface,
disinfect those surfaces…
(Eg bleach and tissue paper? Throw away the paper)
Those bacteria should really be treated as bio safety level 2 organisms.
https://www-s3-live.kent.edu/s3fs-r...lassificationForInfectiousAgents_20181127.pdf
If you already have done your testing
soak your dipslides in disinfectant for several hours before disposal.
Eg, have bleach in the plastic cylinder the dipslides comes with,
and put your dipslides in it.
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