Hello everyone,

I have had several colleagues reach out to me looking for methods or a service provider for cleaning the ductwork attached the fume hood system or attached to LEV.  Many of these facilities are 35 – 50 years old and have been used for solvents, resins, light ends and a myriad of chemicals.  One lab in particular recently reported yellow “goo” dripping from one of the LEV nozzles.

 

If you have some information, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks,

Bridget Morris | Head of SHE, GSI & RC Coordinator | Group Technology |
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