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Subject Plate washer

Date Wed Nov 21 2007 14:51
Author Mike (mikec@zellnet.com)

Hi Kathy;

I typically use a squeeze bottle as well. Just cut off the tip to increase the flow and decrease the pressure that has to be applied.
I still find it appropriate, even when doing big experiments (>10 plates). You need the same or even more time when using a washer.
Michael

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