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Subject: Re: Disinfecting Biohazard Bins
Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 13:19:54 -0400
Author: "Dow, Melissa [SLGUS]"


Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 19:41:35 -0500
Reply-To: sandra <sargentbuff**At_Symbol_Here**ALLTEL.NET>
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From: sandra <sargentbuff**At_Symbol_Here**ALLTEL.NET>
Subject: Disinfecting Biohazard Bins

I'm looking for an easily procurable product for washing and 
disinfecting biohazard bins. The bins contain microbiological, blood, 
pathological, and body fluid waste from the camp's hospital and are kept 
refrigerated until their contents are emptied into a medical waste 
incinerator.

I'm also looking for information regarding recommended procedures for 
setting up a facility ( or outdoor area ) for the disinfection and 
decontamination of those bins. I'm particularly concerned about drainage 
and runoff.

             Sincerely,

Steven E. Sargent
Health, Safety, Enviromental Coordinator
KBR/Halliburton
LOGCAP III
Camp Anaconda, Iraq

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