[Histonet] How do you clean your waterbaths?

[Stacy McLaughlin]

We use Kimwipes too, except for one tech.  She prefers the yellow pages.

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From: Stevens Cathy [mailto:Cathy.Stevens <@t> HealthONEcares.com] 
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Subject: [Histonet] How do you clean your waterbaths?


Just looking to see what various people use to clean the debris off their
water baths while cutting. We use kimwipes. Anything better? Thanks

Cathy Stevens H.T.(ASCP) BS
Pathology Coordinator
The Medical Center of Aurora
P-303-695-2636
F-303-873-5660
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