[header] How to work safely with chemicals [title] Wear splash goggles. [step] Splash goggles cover your eyes entirely. Other eyewear, including prescription glasses and contacts, will not provide adequate protection.
[header] How to work safely with chemicals [title] Wear splash goggles. [step] Splash goggles cover your eyes entirely. Other eyewear, including prescription glasses and contacts, will not provide adequate protection.
You may want to invest in goggles after wiping down an area where splash mop duty is performed with a concentration of 6.0% (91 ml) of compound. [title] Stand adequately upright with your feet roughly shoulder width apart. In some cases, additional eye protection will also be required. [substeps] When there is a high likelihood of heavy splashing or implosions, additional protective wear might be necessary for your face. They also will trap chemicals the body's immune system prevents, such as ammonia. Wear an eye mask to protect your eyes and mouth while you work. [substeps] Helmets are the shorter form of goggles. They are time-honored, natural protection against chemicals and, as such, water.