At 09:12 PM 12/15/97 -0800, you wrote:
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>
>Suggestion:
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>Since plastic will support bacterial growth even after serious washing, I
>recommend using rubber stoppers. If they are put in dry and the bottles
are kept
>upright, there should be no problem. An alternative might be stretchable
plastic
>wrap with rubber bands to maintain security. The latter might be the most
>economical method.
>Like I said, just a suggestion.
>
>Jack
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Thanks for the suggestion Jack. I have many many sterile latex gloves like
surgeons use and a couple of them cut up into disks about the size of an
.06 rifle patch and slipping a 1 inch O ring over the latex onto the bottle
will work beautiful. The gloves can be purchased in most any drugstore and
the O rings from a hardware store. The O rings will way outlast a rubber
band and not be so bothersome to work with.
Harvey
WE SHOULD APPRECIATE WHAT WE HAVE.....INSTEAD OF WORRYING ABOUT WHAT
WE HAVEN'T..... AND ENJOY WHAT IS, BEFORE IT ISN'T!!!!!!
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