Our inspectors probably wouldn't allow this. I don't know if we could sanitize it. Plus, Thi
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Hi they are NSF certified for commercial kitchen use. I don't know which ones come apart
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Maybe, the nozzle and cup could go in a sterilizer. I just used hot water and antibacterial soap. You could wipe it with some rubbing alcohol.
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I used tablets to sanitize it. If your oil is hot I would say no and even if cold no.
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I think you can but make sure that it wont bother anything on the inside. I'll have to look at mine to double check.
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I would not recommend it, and I understand that it can not be taken internally.It is for preservation of wood and metal items.
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yes you can! It works well. The only issue that we have is that we fail to prep it before it is time to leave.
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I don't think so. It's a woven material, not easily wiped down to assure that you disinfect all surfaces that could be soiled/contaminated.
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I'm not sure about this. I would contact the manufacturer as I have never done this.
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Hmm, I can't say for certain but I don't see why not. I would transfer it to a glass jar with an airtight seal. :)
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I don't know if I'd do that. The smell is very strong and I suspect it's toxic.
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Bit sure that would work... itd prob sfick out weird. But you can remove it altogether.
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You can try to uncrumble it if you can and reapply. But it will be a challenge, if you can't then you can trash it
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I would not try that I mean its a chemical. Be safe and just buy a new one.
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I purchased this for a school darkroom. Because it is a community space, once the eyewash has been opened, it will be considered contaminated.
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You probably could, but I don't think you'd want to. I don't think you could dilute it enough to use.
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Probably at your open risk but I wouldn't want to as it may end up with mold.
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That's probably not a good idea, since the wet food would not be refrigerated or sealed.