[Histonet] 10% NBF classified as non-haz waste

[Stacy McLaughlin]

As crazy as this sounds, it is not considered a hazardous waste by USDOT standards.  I don't agree with it.
Chug a lug!

Stacy McLaughlin, HT(ASCP)
Histology Supervisor
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
30 Locust Street
Northampton, MA 01060
(413)582-2019
Stacy_McLaughlin <@t> Cooley-Dickinson.org

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Tell your division safety group to stick their nose in a 10% NBF waste bottle and take a few deep breaths. Make sure you get it on video, so we can have a laugh.
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Jonathan Cremer
Laboratory Technician
TARGID - KU Leuven

Gasthuisberg CDG; Labo Experimentele Immunologie; Herestraat 49 bus 811; 3000 Leuven; Belgium

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Did I miss something?  My division safety group has instructed me to consider used 10% NBF as non-hazardous waste. Do I need to get out more, or is it still toxic and a potential carcinogen?  Can I add it to beer again to get that nice foamy head like in "Good Morning Vietnam"? After all, it's non-hazardous.
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