Prinsexx
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ORIGINAL: LatexHer __________________ CAUTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------ Canes should not be used on multiple partners. Hepatitis pathogens on canes, are difficult if not impossible to kill. Extra Zinc Vitamins - helps bruises heal. Proper aftercare is essential - especially if the skin has been split. Triple antibiotic ointment should be applied to the area. In all seroiuosness I did once end up in hospital with an antibiotic having to be especially flown in. The wretched infection came from an antique cane and travelled up as far as my kidney and I was near to death by the time I went into casualty. THEREFORE sterilisation is inportant I agree. I use Milton, I don't know what it's equivalent is in US, What is Milton made of? Milton Fluid is made of an aqueous solution of sodium hypochlorite and 16.5% sodium chloride. Milton Fluid with a red label is the original 1% sodium Phypochlorite and is only supplied to hospitals and health authorities. Milton found in retail outlets is twice the strength at 2% sodium hypochlorite. Hypochlorites are known to be unstable. Is Milton any different? Yes, the purification process during the manufacture of Milton ensures complete removal of all heavy metal ions, which would normally act as a catalyst to chemically breakdown many hypochlorites, causing instability. Therefore accurate levels of available chlorine can be obtained with Milton. Hypochlorite is bleach, which is toxic. Is Milton toxic also? No. As stated above, toxicity in hypochlorites is due to the by-product of their decomposition, sodium chlorate. With the heavy ions removed Milton decomposes into water and a small amount of sodium chloride (salt). What are the main properties of Milton? Stability. Non Toxicity. It is known that Milton can be used as a disinfecting agent, but can it sterilise? Milton will sterilise as long as the requirements for chemical sterilisation with hypochlorites is carried out. These are: (a) Scrupulous attention to pre-cleansing of the item to be sterilised. (b) Stability and lack of toxicity of the active agent. (c) That the article to be sterilised is of a material compatible with hypochlorite and is so constructed that it can be cleaned properly. The Milton Method of cleaning bottle and teats incorporates these requirements. What is the difference between Sterilisation, Disinfection and Antisepsis? Official publications give the following definitions: (ref. Collins, C. H. and Lyne,P. M., 1976) Prinnie
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