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Files and Old Samples

File drawers become overcrowded much too fast. Periodic cleanout of active files is a necessity, but very time consuming. Inexpensive cardboard file boxes are good for permanent storage of dead files. [Pg.114]

Sample shelves also become overcrowded quickly, but it is often required to keep samples for extended periods of time. Older samples can be stacked into cardboard cartons, clearly identified by laboratory project references or quality control numbers, and stored at a convenient location away from the laboratory. Periodically they should be inspected and the out of date ones eliminated. One word of caution, however. Under current pollution control rules, laboratory samples may not be indiscriminatly disposed of as garbage. The laboratory operator should call in a waste disposal service when in doubt. [Pg.114]


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