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Subject: San Diego CHAS Call for Papers

Date: Sep 2, 2004 14:05 UTC

Author: Ralph Stuart <rstuart**At_Symbol_Here**uvm.edu>

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Subject: Position Available - Laboratory Safety Specialist

Date: Sep 2, 2004 15:37 UTC

Author: Alton Simpson <asimpson**At_Symbol_Here**MEMPHIS.EDU>

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From: List Moderator <approval1**At_Symbol_Here**esf.uvm.edu>

Subject: Re: Managing Chemicals with stench characteristics

Date: Sep 2, 2004 15:37 UTC

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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2004 11:16:50 -0400
Subject: Re: [DCHAS-L] Managing Chemicals with stench characteristics
From: Mike Garlick 

I've refined Brian's Idea slightly over the years, and I must say it
works well. I use colored Wax, which tells me what year a jar was
sealed, and that way I can tell if a bottle goes too long with out
being opened or used. It allows me to keep tabs on stock in an extra
way, besides the date purchased.

Also it makes it easy to tell at a glance,to employees Pull all green
waxed jars that are unopened, they are X years old.

Compile a list, so we can make arrangements for their disposal.  I've
also considered using colored wax for storage classification, but I
use other codes on the bottles for that.

Mike Garlick Member National Association of Science Materials Managers
Delta College              (NAOSMM)
University Center, Mi 48710

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