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solidified waste can be surprisingly heavy. We have a rule here: Staff are not permitted to put more than 2 canisters in a red bag because doing so makes the bag much more likely to break. Automated solu- tions Solidifying fluid waste is effective, but these staff-friendly options can make managing runoff safer and more efficient. • Mobile collection units. These devices capture fluid runoff at the sterile field, so staff members never handle open canisters and aren't at risk of exposure to fluid waste. Once filled, the mobile units are moved to a docking station, which auto- matically empties the contents directly into the sewer system. It's an efficient and clean way to manage fluid waste. M A Y 2 0 1 8 • O U T PA T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T • 5 9 DON'T STRESS OVER MESS DON'T STRESS OVER MESS DON'T STRESS OVER MESS Visit our website to learn more. A Means to Safe Liquid Waste Management Is your facility still pouring, using solidifiers, or putting full suction canisters into red-bag waste? Quick-Drain™ by Bemis puts liquid infectious waste where it belongs, the sanitary sewer system. Quick-Drain™ will dispose of fluid from Bemis suction canisters both quickly and safely. A single unit can service multiple ORs at a fraction of the cost of other complicated systems. It uses no electricity and minimal plumbing is needed. www.bemishealthcare.com 1.800.558.7651 HCG@bemismfg.com

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