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Store food and household and chemical products in separate areas.
Mistaken identity could cause a serious poisoning.
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Never mix household and chemical products together. A poisonous gas
may be created when mixing chemicals.
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Read and follow the directions and caution labels on household and
chemical products before using them.
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Keep potential poisons in their original containers. DO NOT
use food containers such as cups or bottles to store household and
chemical products.
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Turn on fans and open windows when using household and chemical
products.
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When spraying household and chemical products, make sure the spray
nozzle is directed away from your face and other people. Wear
protective clothing--long sleeve shirts, long pants, socks, shoes and
gloves--when spraying pesticides and other chemicals.
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Pesticides can be absorbed through the skin and can be extremely
poisonous. Stay away from areas that have recently been sprayed.
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Discard old or outdated household and chemical products.
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Never sniff containers to discover what is inside.
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First
aid instructions on product containers may be incorrect or outdated.
Call your local Poison Control Center or doctor if an exposure occurs.