Thermochill rad flux cleanup

[Navanod]

You could always use a 22 micro filter or whatman paper . Sorry that happened!

Which institution do you work at, what type of lab?

Filtration would be a royal pain with a syringe attachment since I do not want to use the lab's vacuum pumps
Reason being, that I work at a biomedical research lab...don't want some exotic bacteria or tumor cells growing in my PC ICE

edit: wait, just saw that its 22 micron LOL. I'm used to 0.3 micron filters (takes out those nasty bacteria), which will take forever to filter. Let me see if I can find any 22 micron paper, no harm giving that bottle one additional round of cleaning

Institute...? Would my boss read XS?

[xVeinx]

Institute...? Would my boss read XS?

I was just curious where you worked, wasn't sure if it was at a university or a biotech. That's all

[Navanod]

I was just curious where you worked, wasn't sure if it was at a university or a biotech. That's all

kinda OT, but its a University lab. Actually, its two University's lab since its a shared venture

I shall keep the names to myself for now...just in case

[RADCOM]

kinda OT, but its a University lab. Actually, its two University's lab since its a shared venture

I shall keep the names to myself for now...just in case

You mean that isn't you in the picture Seems your PC Ice is good enough to drink Now. Mighty fine cleaning

[Navanod]

You mean that isn't you in the picture Seems your PC Ice is good enough to drink Now. Mighty fine cleaning

No that isn't me!

http://images.google.com.sg/images?h...-8&sa=N&tab=wi

he's a Hong Kong star from the 1980's


LOL at my sig one more time!!

The PC ICE is clean but goodness knows what's dissolved in it now...can't clean out soluables using centrifugation