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If I recall correctly, first I used to use di water, but later on I used a solution. Whatever protocol is used in biological labs to wash flasks and tubes, I pr
by pen2l 4y ago
If I recall correctly, first I used to use di water, but later on I used a solution. Whatever protocol is used in biological labs to wash flasks and tubes, I pretty much followed that, I don't remember what washing solution I used, I recall it felt like soapy water. It's possible that latter might have been the problem.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 4y agoI would expect that solution to be incredibly aggressive. Wouldn't be surprised if it was lye (which feels soapy because it turns the outer layers of your skin into soap).