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<blockquote data-quote="AJEL" data-source="post: 80030" data-attributes="member: 1480"><p>It is 10 to 1, with adequate ventilation 12 min for disinfection. You can find information under Hypechlorite at 650-675ppm <a href="http://www.abev.com.br/controledeinfeccao/palestras/11h-willianrutala-novoguideline.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.abev.com.br/controledeinfeccao/palestras/11h-willianrutala-novoguideline.pdf</a>, it is good for gram negative & gram positive organisms, but is also toxic to us larger organisms, If you use it in your pumice pan with a little dawn wear a mask the mist generated is mucostatic irritation (eye, nose,mouth,throat,lungs, dermal: contact lenses should not be worn when working with NaOCl) <a href="http://www.aqualogicinc.net/files/MSDS_-_Liquid_Chlorine_SODIUM_HYPOCHLORITE_.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.aqualogicinc.net/files/MSDS_-_Liquid_Chlorine_SODIUM_HYPOCHLORITE_.pdf</a> Print & place in your MSDS folder. It is the most common disinfection product in the world. Always rinse it is corrosive, use fresh solution as it has high VOC & looses effect very quickly. An open Sodium hypochlorite bottle degasses to keep the cap tight on bottle. The carrier for the bleach can actually be a growth medium for mold after the chlorine is gone. NaOCl is not safe at the level needed for MDR-TB, MRSA, SARS, C-dif, HepC.</p><p></p><p>And of course keep NaOCl away from chrome, copper, Nickle, aluminium, & steel, its an oxidizer and never mix with ammonia (NH3) (thats deadly).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AJEL, post: 80030, member: 1480"] It is 10 to 1, with adequate ventilation 12 min for disinfection. You can find information under Hypechlorite at 650-675ppm [URL="http://www.abev.com.br/controledeinfeccao/palestras/11h-willianrutala-novoguideline.pdf"]http://www.abev.com.br/controledeinfeccao/palestras/11h-willianrutala-novoguideline.pdf[/URL], it is good for gram negative & gram positive organisms, but is also toxic to us larger organisms, If you use it in your pumice pan with a little dawn wear a mask the mist generated is mucostatic irritation (eye, nose,mouth,throat,lungs, dermal: contact lenses should not be worn when working with NaOCl) [URL="http://www.aqualogicinc.net/files/MSDS_-_Liquid_Chlorine_SODIUM_HYPOCHLORITE_.pdf"]http://www.aqualogicinc.net/files/MSDS_-_Liquid_Chlorine_SODIUM_HYPOCHLORITE_.pdf[/URL] Print & place in your MSDS folder. It is the most common disinfection product in the world. Always rinse it is corrosive, use fresh solution as it has high VOC & looses effect very quickly. An open Sodium hypochlorite bottle degasses to keep the cap tight on bottle. The carrier for the bleach can actually be a growth medium for mold after the chlorine is gone. NaOCl is not safe at the level needed for MDR-TB, MRSA, SARS, C-dif, HepC. And of course keep NaOCl away from chrome, copper, Nickle, aluminium, & steel, its an oxidizer and never mix with ammonia (NH3) (thats deadly). [/QUOTE]
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