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==Primary Prevention== | |||
* All chemicals should be stored out of the reach of young children -- preferably in a locked cabinet. | |||
* Avoid mixing different products that contain toxic chemicals such as [[ammonia]] and [[bleach]]. The mixture can give off hazardous fumes. | |||
* Avoid prolonged (even low-level) exposure to chemicals. | |||
* Avoid using potentially toxic substances in the kitchen or around food. | |||
* Buy potentially poisonous substance in safety containers, and buy only as much as needed. | |||
* Many household products are made of toxic chemicals. It is important to read and follow label instructions, including any precautions. | |||
* Never store household products in food or drink containers. Leave them in their original containers with the labels intact. | |||
* Store chemicals safely immediately after use. | |||
* Use paints, petroleum products, [[ammonia]], [[bleach]], and other products that give off fumes only in a well-ventilated area. | |||
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Primary Prevention
- All chemicals should be stored out of the reach of young children -- preferably in a locked cabinet.
- Avoid mixing different products that contain toxic chemicals such as ammonia and bleach. The mixture can give off hazardous fumes.
- Avoid prolonged (even low-level) exposure to chemicals.
- Avoid using potentially toxic substances in the kitchen or around food.
- Buy potentially poisonous substance in safety containers, and buy only as much as needed.
- Many household products are made of toxic chemicals. It is important to read and follow label instructions, including any precautions.
- Never store household products in food or drink containers. Leave them in their original containers with the labels intact.
- Store chemicals safely immediately after use.
- Use paints, petroleum products, ammonia, bleach, and other products that give off fumes only in a well-ventilated area.