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Heruuka
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Tools must be Submersed in order to be sterilized?

#990168 - 10/24/02 03:59 PM (22 years, 7 months ago)

I recently ran into a problem whilst sterilizing my new petri's; when i put them into the PC they filled up with water. hmm, this is not good. i'd like to sterilize them assembled but if i do they fill up with water... Unless i only put enough water in to maintain pressure and not enough to touch the dishes. Can i do this?

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Re: Tools must be Submersed in order to be sterilized?

[Re: Heruuka]
#990287 - 10/24/02 04:44 PM (22 years, 7 months ago)

Lol. Yes. You can put the correct amount of water in but set them on something that is halfway up the side of the pc. That may help. Water is going to get in because of steam but nowhere near as much as if you submerged them.
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