Cleansing of utensils Homoeopathy by Dr Pranesh singh and Dr Poonam singh

1. CLEANSING OF UTENSILS
Dr Pranesh Singh
Dr Poonam Singh

2. GENERAL RULES
 1. Utensil should be thoroughly washed before
use and again washed immidietly after used
 2. Hcl, HNO3 , or Potasium Bichromate may be
beneficial to remove dirt and other stains from
glass vessels.
 3. Ordinary cleaning can be done with soda and
hot water.
 4.To remove greasy or oily materials, methyleted
spirit , ether, benzene can be used
 5. Vessels made up of metals never washed with
acids.

3. PARTICULAR RULE
 1. Mortar and Pestles-
 If made up Glass-
 Firstly the glass morter and pestales washed with hot
water
 Then rub with hard brush and cold water
 Then use soft brush
 Washed under tap water
 De=ried at high temp
 The poured small quantity of alcohal inside mortar and
burn inside, precaution should be taken for handle of
pastles made up wood

4.  If made up of Porcelain-
 First wash with cold water
 Then scraped with brush
 Cleaned with boiling water
 Then rubed with fine sand and rinsed with purified
water.
 Then throughly dried up at high temp.

5.  If made up Iron or steel-
 Firstly washed with running tap water
 Then scraped with hard brush and cleaned with
boiling water
 Again rubed with soft brush and washed with
purified water
 Dried with clean clothes and alcohol to prevent
rusting

6. SPATULA
 Horn made spatulas are used in
pharmaceuticals-
 First cleaned with a soft cloth
 Then washed with running tap water or kept for
hours in immersed water
 Finaly alcohal is used to wash it carefully
 Then it is wiped dry with clean cloaths
 It (horn made) never washed with hot water or
boiled in water

7. BOTTLES
 The bottles are kept in cold water for 6-7 hr
 Brushing with hard brush, by shaking and
brushing remove stains and dirt
 The wash with moderate warm water and rubb
with soft brush
 Then washed with purified water.
 Then some amount of alcohol poured in bottle
and wash them proeprly
 The expose the bottle to sun for drying purpose

8. CORCKS
 Corks first rubbed in running tap water then
with purified water
 Then kept to dry and after drying again rinsed
with dilute alcohal
 Then dry thoroughly at moderate temp under sun
ray

9. WOODEN INSTRUMENT
 Washed under running tap water and rubbed
thoroughly with hard brush
 Then washed with warm water and soft brush
 Lastly used purified water for wash
 It is kept under sun light