Hi Diana, The sink is still functional the non-RO water still works , only the RO water is off. You can still put Virkon inactivated waste down it. As an alternative the Perfusion room also has a lab sink. There shouldn't be a need to transport waste liquid to Morgan. BW, Conor From: Diana Adão &lt;da18(a)sanger.ac.uk&gt; Sent: 07 February 2024 10:58 To: Conor Parks &lt;cp20(a)sanger.ac.uk&gt;uk>; &#39;cellgenrsflab(a)sanger.ac.uk&#39; &lt;cellgenrsflab(a)sanger.ac.uk&gt; Cc: cellgenlab(a)sanger.ac.uk Subject: Re: R1-125 sink/RO water Hello Conor, thank you for your email! I am just wondering, are there any spare buckets that we could use to put our virkon innactivated supernatants? I suppose that that sink was the only place where we could dispose of these liquids. If you know of any spare buckets to bring the inactivated/dilluted supernatants over to Morgan, do let us know, please. Best regards, Diana ________________________________ From: Conor Parks <cp20@sanger.ac.uk<mailto:cp20@sanger.ac.uk>> Sent: 07 February 2024 10:03:38 To: &#39;cellgenrsflab(a)sanger.ac.uk&#39; Cc: cellgenlab@sanger.ac.uk<mailto:cellgenlab@sanger.ac.uk> Subject: [Cellgenrsflab] R1-125 sink/RO water Hi all, As you may know the sink in R1-125 sprung a leak. This has turned out to be the regulator for the RO water so it has now been isolated. You can continue to use the sink, but there will be no RO water until the regulator can be replaced. Please be careful around the sink area, absorbent mats have been placed and the area mopped but it is still residually damp. BW, -- Conor Parks Scientific Manager | Wellcome Sanger Institute Wet Lab Support Team (T279) Behjati Team (T274)