It seems that household chemicals are easy to handle. But not everyone knows about the harm that they can cause to our health. To protect yourself and your loved ones, follow a series of rules.
Storage and disposal
Household chemicals, despite its relative harmlessness, is still chemistry. Therefore, you must handle it carefully. Be sure to store in hermetically sealed containers away from sources of heat and direct sunlight. Also, make sure that all jars, bottles, and powders, even if well closed, are not accessible to children. Sometimes the ingenuity they exhibit can exceed all your expectations.
Do not store anything without a name and clear operating instructions. All jars and boxes with unknown contents are mercilessly thrown away - this is your safety. Also, do not store funds, which are very few. This may seem like excessive wastefulness, however, in a half-dried state, many substances change their properties and in the best case will become simply useless.
Safe use
Advertising slogans constantly repeat how useful a dishwashing detergent is for hands, however, do not believe this unconditionally. Even the most delicate detergents, nevertheless, are not intended for skin care, but for cleaning surfaces or fabrics. Therefore, all household chores associated with the use of household chemicals, try to do with rubber gloves. When spraying aerosol products, use a respirator or protect your nose and mouth with a gauze bandage.
After cleaning the surfaces with any aggressive household chemicals, be sure to thoroughly rinse the treated area with plenty of water to remove all harmful substances. And in no case, under any circumstances, do not mix one household chemical product with another. That is, you can try two different shampoos, of course, but even in this case the result may be unexpected. There is nothing to say about cleaning products for household appliances, floors or stoves. Remember one thing - manufacturers of means guarantee your safety only in compliance with the rules for its use.
