My Jaszczak phantom still has a little liquid remaining in it. It only has one opening. I have shaken it to remove most of it and also used a bit of cotton to get most of it out by capillary action. There is still some remaining! How do get it dry?
Hi,
Rinse it with distilled water and remove as much water as you did before. Then add some drops of acetone, shake it and blow pressurized air into it. That will do the job very quickly. I don't know what a Jaszczak phantom is, but if it does not like acetone you can blow the remaining fluid/water out by pressurized air, but this will take some more time.
Tip: you can use a glass Pasteur pipette to come close to the bottom (and corners if there are any) of our Jaszczak Phantom.
Success,
Fokko
Hi,
Rinse it with distilled water and remove as much water as you did before. Then add some drops of acetone, shake it and blow pressurized air into it. That will do the job very quickly. I don't know what a Jaszczak phantom is, but if it does not like acetone you can blow the remaining fluid/water out by pressurized air, but this will take some more time.
Tip: you can use a glass Pasteur pipette to come close to the bottom (and corners if there are any) of our Jaszczak Phantom.
Success,
Fokko
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