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Thank you everyone

Thanks bigmack and Merilyn1 for your reply. I will do as you have suggested.

Thanks
Mat

wow... just checked out the Flinn science thing you posted... full on. Basically we have ours in their DG cabinets and segregated where needed. All the rest that are class 9 or no class are done alphabetical. Powders and dry chemicals on higher shelves, all liquids down lower and in bunding incase ...

Science Supply Australia and Modern Teaching aids used to have all that info in their printed Catalogs if you have one. It has the dangerous Goods codes. Heres a list I found on the internet . DG list.pdf Howeever, you ideally should have an SDS for every Chemical you have anyway to be WHS Complian...

HI Everyone, I am currently trying to organise the Chem Store, the previous lab tech just had them in alphabetical order so im trying to be a little safer. I was reading through Science Lab & Prep area safety guidance recourse (American resource) https://www.flinnsci.com/api/library/Download/851...

Happily there are a bunch of companies that make them. Think I'll order a box or two to try out, & if they're good start replacing my stock :thumbup: https://australianorganicproducts.com.au/products/biotuff-200-compostable-disposable-gloves https://glovesnow.com/shop/bioglove-nitrile-disposabl...

Oh I feel you pain! We have some polyethylene gloves that were recyclable when REDcycle was functioning (if they were cleaned and dried), but I know of no environmentally friendly option at the moment. I actively discourage unnecessary glove use. We all need to talk to our suppliers and get them th...

Hey Everyone, I am just wondering whether anyone has found a disposable glove that isn't as bad for the environment as the usual nitrile/latex gloves? Has anyone come up with a suitable alternative for the kids to wear when doing pracs? I'm at the point where I need to order gloves, and just thinkin...