1. Durable consumables,For example: Erlenmeyer flasks and graduated cylinders are generally used for a longer period of time, and can be used for a longer time if they are well kept;

2.For example, pipette tips, absorbent cotton, rubber gloves for experiments, etc., are used at a very high rate in the laboratory and consumed quickly.
In fact, both types of consumables are easy to manage. Generally, durable consumables should be placed on the experimental rack after being cleaned and dried.

For the convenience of experiments, they can be placed in different categories. For example, the measuring cylinders are placed on the same rack uniformly, and the beakers are placed on another rack uniformly, and each type of equipment is sorted according to the capacity. For those consumables that are not easy to stand, such as test tubes, centrifuge tubes, etc., please find a clean and dry drawer.

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Most of these equipments are made of glass. Don't place them too close to prevent accidental breakage.
Consumables are slightly troublesome. In our laboratory, similar to absorbent cotton, rubber gloves, masks, etc., one set will be placed on each experimental table for easy access at any time, and the rest will be boxed in a locker and used up on the experimental table You can pick it up later. The pipette tip and petri dish will be divided into two types. Sterilized equipment will be placed next to the safety cabinet in the cell operation room according to different specifications. Non-sterilized equipment will also be placed in another storage. In the cabinet.

When the sterilized gun tip is almost used up, you can get a new gun tip for sterilization in time.
Generally, the consumables for private use are relatively easy to manage, and the more difficult to manage are shared consumables.

The relatively simple method is to number the common consumables and manage it by a special person, and check it regularly so that problems can be dealt with in time.
Finally, no matter what type of consumables, it is best to make a list so that you can know more clearly what is in the laboratory, what is running out of time and needs to be replenished, or what is damaged and needs to be purchased. , Don't find out that it will not affect the progress of the experiment when you want to use it.