Old thread Search - Old Tools , infection etc.

Old_Gord · #1 08-15-2005, 11:17 AM

Anyone remember where this thread is located, someone suggested taking extra precautions after purchasing or using previously owned tools because of possibility of infections from nicks etc.?
Thread was just a few weeks ago.
Thanks for any input.

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OG

jamesfa · #2 08-15-2005, 03:04 PM

Old Gord - look below the last message under thr heading "similar threads and check out" caution buying old tools"

Frank

Old_Gord · #3 08-15-2005, 03:28 PM

Right on Frank....thank you, I guess the subject in the title of my message triggered that.

Never noticed that feature at the bottom before or if I did it never clicked in the old brain cell bank as to what was happening there or how it could be used.

Thanks again.

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OG

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Originally Posted by jamesfa

Old Gord - look below the last message under thr heading "similar threads and check out" caution buying old tools"

Frank

wade clark · #4 08-15-2005, 04:27 PM

Hmm!
thanks Frank! I hadn't discovered that yet either!
This is a very user-friendly forum, but I find something often that I just hadn't noticed before!
Wade

Ashbys · #5 08-15-2005, 04:39 PM

Old Gord ,

If your concerned about possible blood borne diease , like hepititis , HIV, or possible other type, get yourself a bottle of envirocide. It is one of the Osha apporved cleaners for possible blood pathogens on equipment. Follow the directs before you used the tools and then wash them. There should be no issue of concern after using it.

Ash

Old_Gord · #6 08-15-2005, 05:28 PM

Hey Ashbys...Naw..not worried/concerned about being in contact with any disease at this point in my life, just couldn't remember what was said in that thread and that fact just occurred to me for no good reason.
This happens time to time in old guys.

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Thanks for your concern and suggestion though.

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OG

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ashbys

Old Gord ,

If your concerned about possible blood borne diease , like hepititis , HIV, or possible other type, get yourself a bottle of envirocide. It is one of the Osha apporved cleaners for possible blood pathogens on equipment. Follow the directs before you used the tools and then wash them. There should be no issue of concern after using it.

Ash