HANDLING OF BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS
4.2 Mix Clorox bleach at one and one half cups (12 oz.) per gallon of water. 4.3 Obtain a disposable container, such as a cardboard box lined with a red plastic bag with a biological hazard label on it. 4.4 Use a broom or sweep brush to sweep up sharps and place them in the plastic bag. It is alright if body fluids end up inside the plastic bags. ................
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