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It is a co-ed school on Brisbane's north side and I work 23 hours a week.
Thank you!

Bigmack this came up on a Labbies page a facebook group for Labbies. I thought of you. I need more information as to where in Queensland it is.

No just your Chemical's unopened. Not Dulited, solutions. No needed.

We do hope you have had a great holiday, & are already for term 3

Lucas heights may take them,, They did in the pass.

Fully agree with you Rosaliel, Get there own

elaruu wrote: ↑05 Jun 2023, 10:28 Can I use a microwave (with the plates in an oven bag)? I read in another post that this is possible.

Yes it works. Heat until they have melted down, to a right old mess. Use two oven bags incase one splits.

We use to use ovenbags, then into the Microwave did it's job

Good to hear from you bigmack, please keep popping in

WE had them in A-z order in a cupboard, 10 sets via a tray from Haines (I think it was) Really only needed 8 but teacher could see start away if any where missing. As they are only small amounts, they could all be stored together, not in class's if that makes sense?

I never used them or every saw a teacher use them. But a NSW requirment so had to be done.

Do let us know Wayne

Collection only

No that's the Labbie Job or was

That's good that the teachers do not help them selves. Work Health & Safety plays a big role in our line of work. Most schools have 24 hours notice for equipment which includes solutions made up by us. Is your head teacher able to help, or even on your side? Do you risk access for ordering? Sorr...

Hi Sarah, Do please read the thread Urgent help needed. How many teachers do you have? also how many students? Do the teachers help them shelves to equipment, or is it locked away.

Bump for Sarah B

There is another thread on this subject. And from want I can remember NO limit, are you DoE school or private? I try and find the thread for you Sarah B

Thanks J other school may get in contact with you now.

Disposal Retain for collection by a waste service or <100 g/day may be dissolved in 20 times the mass of water and poured down the drain in a stream of water. Do remember most of you have pit or Sump of some sort, hence the CSIS lets you put it down the sink to waste, with lots of water of course.