How Do You Dispose Of Biohazard Waste?
Biohazard waste is medically used trash contaminated with blood or other infectious materials. Autoclaving of these items is the normally performed process. Sharps (needles, syringes or similar objects) from research projects are deposited in biohazard waste disposal boxes. Accumulate the contaminated items. Use a 10 percent bleach solution to sterilize the waste product before disposal. Place the autoclaved items in the designated biohazard waste area. Needles and disposable scalpels fall into this category, as well as in the sharps category. Put viral or bacterial infected biohazard waste products in a red trash bag or a sealed medical waste box. Set the biohazard bag in the pre-chosen area for pick up. This could include tissue, blood samples and bone fragments. Place sharp items like broken lab glass, blades and other dangerous objects, into a sharps container. Place it into a prepared medical waste box. Label it and notify the janitor you have a biohazard waste box for them to pic
