Part of the new safety procedures require disposable instruments to be used for tonsillectomies. Morticians understandably became quite concerned because they must handle parts of corpses most infected with the deadly prions. It was his task to come up with new protocols for healthcare workers and morticians' safety in morgues which have since been written up in Directors Magazine , a publication for funeral directors. If you suspect your home has ever come in contact with prions or cared for a person with CJD, there are some precautions to take. These same safety procedures that have been written for morticians and healthcare workers can be used in the home.
Different countries use different strength bleach.
It doesn't matter if it contains soap or scent. Be sure to check the date before using to ensure that none of its potency has diminished. Dr. Brown does say the bleach can be diluted as much as 5 parts water to one part bleach, but this is not recommended . If you do choose to dilute, be sure to make a fresh batch before using and discard any leftover solution. Rinse all surfaces thoroughly.