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Use checklists to keep your veterinary tools clean
Use these visual reminders to stay on track.
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To keep track of when our surgical cold sterile solution needs to be changed and our autoclave needs cleaning, we hang a checklist on the wall near these items. This visual reminder helps us stay on track. (Don't have time to make your own checklist? Head to
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—Heather Pressdee, CVT, lead technician
Twinbrook Animal Clinic
Valencia, Pa.
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