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STEAM IN A PRESSURE COOKER 45 MINS AT 20LBSOz I thought you would key in onto that little bit of advice. I know what a sterile field is conceptually and I also know you have great experience in this within your profession. I would assume that you dont want airborn contaminants as well as contaminants brought in through particles on your clothes as well.
How would a Lay person achieve this?
I am assuming youd also want in addition to the Gloves and mask:
Sterilized containers
Sterilized working surfaces
Sterilized Tools
When I had a biology class in 1970.... ahem.... the way to sterilize containers was with an Autoclave.... Would a pressure cooker do?
Or in this "Modern day" are prepackaged disposable products easily available. Possibly through an Ag supplier?
I know airborne contaminants would be an issue as well ..... ? how much of an issue and could it be mitigated by using an exhaust fan in the room.
Like I tell people I am a Gearhead not a Sparky.... IN this case not a BioHead.... LOL.
I have worked in the Biomed field from a standpoint of providing hardware in the form of those supply cabinets you find throughout hospitals the ones where you either access them through an RFID card or a Keyed in access code. Medicine dispensing units as well as nurses station units. Even the one that is a little robot that trundles from room to room. My job in this area was to support the Manufacturing process of these things as well as Sustaining engineering for them.
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YOU CAN ALSO SOAK IN BLEACH 1/5 SOL FOR AN HOUR