Colt44
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Have you shipped my order yet good sir? Awaiting the Fire.I make homebrew in my house with zero pip, zero floaters, zero infections, straight FIRE and you're going to pick apart his flow hood...!!!!!
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Have you shipped my order yet good sir? Awaiting the Fire.I make homebrew in my house with zero pip, zero floaters, zero infections, straight FIRE and you're going to pick apart his flow hood...!!!!!
https://www.ehs.umass.edu/biological-safety-cabinets-vs-laminar-flow-hoods
Yea actually bsc hoods are the best hood for this kind of work. I also see it has supplied gas which is nice because it means the cooking is done under there. Not that it matters as the .2 filter dose the majority of the work.I believe it is legit also. Biologic Safety Cabinets(BSC) are actually better than Laminar Flow Hoods (LFH). It protects both the ambient air and the air within. I like where your head is at but this seems to be what we are looking for. This is just my opinion also so we could all end up with infections
I believe it is legit also. Biologic Safety Cabinets(BSC) are actually better than Laminar Flow Hoods (LFH). It protects both the ambient air and the air within. I like where your head is at but this seems to be what we are looking for. This is just my opinion also so we could all end up with infections
Code:https://www.ehs.umass.edu/biological-safety-cabinets-vs-laminar-flow-hoods
Here is a pretty good explanation and air flow schematic.
Yea actually bsc hoods are the best hood for this kind of work. I also see it has supplied gas which is nice because it means the cooking is done under there. Not that it matters as the .2 filter dose the majority of the work.
As far as it being a college lab, not many college chem classes are running hoods like that. Maybe one on campus of some of the larger research schools but not the everyday class.
Titan I am glad to see you are following the coc.
About testing, how about offering 200-250 in free gear to the first ten people who anonymously send samples to myth or angus to be mass specd? Just an idea
Colt
If you take a look at the website I linked above you'll find a brief description of how this product works.
It seems to me to be the oposite of what we'd want
Its the same brand as Titan's although his appears to be an older model. (nothing wrong with that)
Again I know nothing about brewing gear but the description says it keeps particles in, which seems bad to me.
Have you shipped my order yet good sir? Awaiting the Fire.
Colt
If you take a look at the website I linked above you'll find a brief description of how this product works.
It seems to me to be the oposite of what we'd want
Its the same brand as Titan's although his appears to be an older model. (nothing wrong with that)
Again I know nothing about brewing gear but the description says it keeps particles in, which seems bad to me.
I make homebrew in my house with zero pip, zero floaters, zero infections, straight FIRE and you're going to pick apart his flow hood...!!!!!
Just a FYI though I was at a community college a few years back had two of something similar (not the same brand but close) in each chem lab.
Fair enough. I did my grad work for five years in a fume hood, with mol bio collaborators feeding the compounds I made to their bugs in BSC hoods. Not whipping my dick out here, but I know hoods. This one is what Zeus says it is. Whether it is his, or he is an enterprising grad student getting ready to try and fleece a bunch of us, is a different issue.
Also, seriously impressed with the group in this thread right now. Lots of calm reasoning and helpful comments. No pissing matches, angst-ridden tren-fuelled paranoia or anything for at least two pages. Hallefuckinglujah.
Colt
If you take a look at the website I linked above you'll find a brief description of how this product works.
It seems to me to be the oposite of what we'd want
Its the same brand as Titan's although his appears to be an older model. (nothing wrong with that)
Again I know nothing about brewing gear but the description says it keeps particles in, which seems bad to me.
yeah I've installed these in high school science labs, pretty generic really.Titan please correct me if I'm wrong but the hood you posted appears to be a fume hood of sorts.
I was of the impression that a lamniar flow hood directed filtered air across the work space to prevent outside contamination from airborne particles by keeping them out
Your hood appears to draw air into it to prevent fumes and the like from escaping into a lab which seems to me to be the opposite of what we'd want
I did a quick google search for your hood and came up with this
http://www.labconco.com/product/purifier-logic-class-ii-type-a2-biosafety-cabinets-2/4261
this is different but appears very similar to your hood
This whole thing looks similar to something I had back in college chem lab
Also, seriously impressed with the group in this thread right now. Lots of calm reasoning and helpful comments. No pissing matches, angst-ridden tren-fuelled paranoia or anything for at least two pages. Hallefuckinglujah.