Can you use this to autoclave petri dishes for microbio labs?
1675314
This is NOT an autoclave. It shakes the debris from the surface making it as clean as can be prior to autoclaving.
1596025
Yes, I did and it worked just fine. Just be sure that it is not "ultra" pasteurized.
301887
Sorry but I'm unsure. We're using this in a laboratory with some custom built equipment but have not actually got it in place.
1949010
Never used it so I don't know. I purchased a CASO to use for Sous Vide. Sorry I can't be of any help.
1123991
I don't see why not - you might want to let the cultures sit in the heavy cream for awhile before you begin shaking it, but it should still work.
76457
I would think they could be used for that without any problem. Most labware in scientific labs is Nalgene and those chemicals are much stronger than alcoholic beverages.
240418
First the Company selling this microscope is very good and responsible. I have no complains about their services. On the other hand, I wish I could answer your question more precisely. It depends on the work you are doing; in my case the microbiology course was demanding me procedures beyond the capability of this great microscope. I suggest you to research a little bit more and obtain reviews from microscope buyers, sharing your interests in using a microscope before any purchase...
2199202
I'm not really sure but i would say no. It is used to eat the waste in your septic with the bacteria in it.
565067
Yes they will. I've autoclaved a set four times without any warping or fatigue. I work at a lab that uses them from time to time and always autoclaves them afterward. The caps are polypropylene, which is your go-to plastic for autoclaving.
162882
I don't see any reason why not. The bowl is very nice ceramic so it would wash up nicely between feedings and would not harbor any bacteria in cracks like plastic might.
555811
No. I use this as a precursor to runing my auto clave. I run all of my stainless tubes through it prior to bagging and sterilization. Hope that helps.
1385510
I use it for mixing homebrew yeast, which is in suspension. It works well for this, and although it's already mixed there is a significant amount of dissolved solids in the 2L I'm stirring with this stir plate.
1703008
I'm pretty sure he puts it in an autoclave. ( sterilized) peroxide would kill anything you attempted to put in there
920180
Why not? It's an automated system for doing the same thing you do with a dish cloth and soap. It heats the water at a higher temp but not as hot as the Micro Wave does in a minute. If the base should crack you can continue using it but don't immerse it in water for a long period of time because if water seeps inside it can cause steam when you heat it in the Micro Wave and may cause more damage to the plate.
2140471
I don't see why not, although I doubt the product is intended for sterile use or hazardous materials. The drawers are basic, inexpensive, translucent plastic...not clear lucite or polycarbonate that could be fogged up by solvents. Might not want to expose them to the heat of the dishwasher, though....
732355
I'm not completely sure but this is for controlling board checking. I would not think one would use this for a food application. Try a butcher block sealer that is FDA
1732039
I am a former lab rat (tech). My concern with autoclaving would be the blue ring that is the sealer between lid and container. This would have been a great storage item for many things in my lab because of the snap closure. Hope it works for you.