--- title: Default HubSpot Blog --- [![laboratory equipment distributor and technical service provider](https://www.scientificgear.com/hs-fs/file-1357288272-jpg/images/laboratory-equipment-distributor-new.jpg)](https://www.scientificgear.com/) Search this site on Google GO ![sg_callus-1](https://www.scientificgear.com/hs-fs/file-1357258222-jpg/images/sg_callus-1.jpg) # Default HubSpot Blog ## [Electrode Shower Cleaning for Auto Titrator Sample Changers](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/electrode-shower-cleaning) Posted by [Hank Levi](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/author/hank-levi) Apr 7, 2022 5:50:14 AM - [Tweet](https://twitter.com/share) [![](https://embedwistia-a.akamaihd.net/deliveries/e8166c780f71d082a8a5b9b756d03cfc2dfa8dd9.jpg?image_crop_resized=640x360) ](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/electrode-shower-cleaning) Sample changers that are connected with automatic titrators generally are there for a reason.  Efficiency. From an operators point of view getting multiple tests done quickly while being able to take on other tasks in the lab is a key productivity booster.  Sample changers offer various sizes ranging from as few as 6 positions for samples up to some of the largest exceeding 50 sample positions.  Sample changers either have rotating carousels or an arm that moves electrodes and nozzles from sample to sample.  Each time a sample test is completed the electrode must be cleaned before moving on to the next test.  Many sample changers offer as standard a dip rinse between sample testing and as the name suggests it's really nothing more than dipping the electrode in clean water or solution.  For some samples this process is sufficient but for others it is not enough to effectively clean the electrode before the next test.  Luckily most manufacturers of sample changers offer additional cleaning power with the use of a shower rinse system.   Below is a video showing how a shower rinse process works.   Water is stored in a container and then is flushed and rinsed in one of the sample positions designated as the cleaning station.  Water is evacuated via tubes to a drain or sink.   ---   [Read More](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/electrode-shower-cleaning) Topics: [Electrode](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/electrode), [Potentiometric Titration](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/potentiometric-titration), [Titrator](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/titrator), [Salt Testing](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/salt-testing) ## [Sample - How To Post](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/attract-visitors-with-compelling-blog-content-sample) Posted by [Sample HubSpot User](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/author/sample-hubspot-user) May 5, 2014 5:45:49 PM - [Tweet](https://twitter.com/share) --- **INTRODUCTION:** Your “how to” blog post should teach the reader how to do something by breaking it down into a series of steps. Begin your blog post by explaining what problem you are going to solve through your explanation and be sure to include any relevant [keywords.](https://app.hubspot.com/l/keywords) Add in a personal story to establish your credibility on this topic. And make sure to end your blog post with a summary of what your reader will gain by following your lead. ** Need some inspiration?** Check out these "How-To" examples from the HubSpot blog: - [How to Write a Blog Post: A Simple Formula to Follow ](http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/how-to-write-blog-post-simple-formula-ht) - [How to Do Keyword Research: A Beginner's Guide](http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/how-to-do-keyword-research-ht) - [How to Write an Effective Meta Description (Yes, They Still Matter) ](http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/how-to-write-meta-description-ht) [Read More](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/attract-visitors-with-compelling-blog-content-sample) [All posts](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/all) ## About this blog This is where you give the visitor a brief introduction to both this blog and your company. Keep the intro pithy and punchy. ### Subscribe to Email Updates ### Recent Posts ### Posts by Topic - [Electrode (1)](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/electrode) - [Potentiometric Titration (1)](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/potentiometric-titration) - [Salt Testing (1)](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/salt-testing) - [Titrator (1)](https://www.scientificgear.com/default-blog/topic/titrator) Scientific*Gear: 2799C Merrilee Dr. Fairfax, VA 22031 | Toll Free (800) 998-6429 | Fax (703) 621-5870