Re: Question?What is correct mix for bleach solution?

Posted by Morgan on April 05, 2000 at 15:29:39:

In Reply to: Question?What is correct mix for bleach solution? posted by IG27 on April 05, 2000 at 14:46:23:

10% bleach solution is adequate. Air them out long enough so that you can't smell the bleach any more.

You can also use antibacterial soap, bake them, freeze them or let them sit out in the sun for a while. I've used branches all over the place - fresh cut and fallen - without doing anything to them and I haven't had any problems at all.

: To use as a sanitizing agent on cut limbs? Also, procedure to let
: them air out? How long? Thanks.

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: 10% bleach solution is adequate. Air them out long enough so that you can't smell the bleach any more. : You can also use antibacterial soap, bake them, freeze them or let them sit out in the sun for a while. I've used branches all over the place - fresh cut and fallen - without doing anything to them and I haven't had any problems at all. : : To use as a sanitizing agent on cut limbs? Also, procedure to let : : them air out? How long? Thanks.

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