Disinfecting Surfaces with Chemicals

There’s not a “one size fits all” approach to eliminating microbes. You have to follow very specific procedures - SOPs - in order to know the right chemicals to use in the right combinations and at the right times. And that’s what we’re going to explore in the lab today. Let’s see how effective some common lab disinfectants and detergents are eliminating non-pathogenic E. coli. Then we’ll see how well they work against a diluted stock of Bacillus thuringiensis (BT) spores.
Caution: Always wear the appropriate PPE.
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[@victorojilere1334]

This is among the best videos on disinfection and the use of antiseptic agents in the lab

[@mrpankaj2266]

Good Informative videos especially for Microbiology and Manufacturing staff working in Injectable facilities.

[@Justforfun-td7uq]

Its very clear. Thank you!

[@UtsavRaiallrounder]

Awesome video for the education and best knowledge easy to understand 😊

[@limarliam9745]

This is fun and educational.

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[@drlaboratory7054]

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[@EdwardLeeDev]

B and D is the same... detergent sucks