Harm of industrial cleaning agent

If industrial cleaning agents are not used or treated correctly, they may bring some potential harm. Here are the potential hazards of some common industrial cleaning agents:
Skin and eye irritation: Some cleaning agents may contain irritating substances, such as acid, alkali or solvents, which can cause skin and eye irritation or burns when contacting.
Respiratory problem: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) or odor stimulating substances in some cleaning agents may evaporate and release them into the air. Excessive inhalation may cause respiratory discomfort or even cause asthma or other respiratory system problems.
Toxicity and damage to the body: chemicals in certain cleaning agents, such as benzene, phenol, heavy metals, etc., have toxicity, long -term contact or exposure may cause potential damage to the human body, such as poisoning, organ injury or nervous system problems.
Environmental impact: The chemicals in some cleaning agents may have a negative impact on the environment, such as polluting soil, water or air to destroy ecological balance.
In order to reduce the potential harm of industrial cleaning agents, the following measures should be taken:
Follow the correct operation and use guidelines, including wearing appropriate personal protection equipment, such as gloves, goggles or respirators.
Choose cleaning agents with lower risks and environmental friendship, and try to choose a cleaning agent with renewable or biodegradable.
Control the amount of cleaning agent, avoid excessive use or waste.
Correctly handle and dispose of abandoned cleaning agents, follow relevant environmental protection regulations and standards to avoid pollution to the environment.
In summary, the use of industrial cleaning agents correctly and reasonably, and adopting necessary safety and environmental protection measures, can reduce potential harm and protect the health and safety of people and the environment.