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bump against each other. Place them back into the original styrofoam shipping
container or other appropriate container between uses. This will prevent them from
coming into contact with each other or anything else in the storage area.
Basket Care
1. When using with corrosive materials such as hydrochloric acid or media containing
salts, be sure to rinse them thoroughly with deionized water immediately after each
use, and dry thoroughly with a soft towel or cloth.
2. Please do not clean baskets or shafts with abrasive cleansers or cloths, especially if
they’re gold or Teflon coated. Mesh openings on baskets could enlarge, which could
have an effect on results. Use deionized water whenever possible. If you must use a
cleanser or solvent, be sure that it is as mild as possible, non-abrasive, and fully
compatible with fluorocarbons and stainless steel before use. If in doubt, contact the
service department for advice before proceeding.
3. We recommend that you do not use a laboratory dishwasher. Clean baskets only by
hand. The high temperatures to which your baskets would be subject in a dishwasher
may damage the fluorocarbon coating.
4. Use caution when handling baskets. It is important that they retain their cylindrical
shape, so take care not to kink or bend the mesh. Check frequently to ensure that the
mesh is completely open and that there are no rips or tears.
5. Please store baskets properly between uses. Do not simply place these baskets in a
drawer. They will be subject to nicks, chips, and scratches as they bump against each
other and they may get bent out of shape. Place them back into the original shipping
container or other appropriate container between uses. This will prevent them from
coming into contact with each other or anything else in the storage area.
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