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Closed ContainersUse a sturdy bottle with a screwtop lid. A screwtop lid does not leak and minimizes evaporation. Bottles with rubber stoppers, milk jugs with plastic snap lids, and parafilm covered test tubes are not acceptable - their contents can still spill or evaporate.
Close your containers tightly, except when you are adding or removing material. Make it a good habit. You don't want to breathe the chemical, even at low concentrations, on a day to day basis.
Got funnels? Funnels with tightly closing lids are available for a wide variety of containers. Use these instead of open funnels for frequently used bottles, and remember to close the funnel when you aren't using it.
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