Oven cleaners
... and gas ovens after every use, and when more intense cleaning is required. ... Easy Off Review of Easy Off Fume Free Max Oven Cleaner ...
Full article ...
Oven cleaners are sold under various brand names. Some include:
Easy Off oven cleaner
Mr. Muscle oven and grill cleaner
This list is not all-inclusive.
AllRefer Health - Oven Cleaners: Poison Control, or a Local Emergency Number (Corrosive Alkalis)
FastNurse
Drug Search
Hospital Search
Find a Physician ...
Chemical poisoning -- Oven Cleaners ... loss of vision
Chemical poisoning -- Oxydeprofos ... blurred vision
Chemical poisoning -- Oxydisulfoton ... blurred vision
Chemical poisoning -- Paraphenylenediamine ... blurred vision ...
Cleaning products - such as bleaches, washing machine and dishwashing powders, oven cleaners, drain cleaners, methylated spirits and turpentine.
Cosmetics - some creams, ointments, shampoos, hair dyes, perfumes and aftershaves.
Some of the household products that contain hazardous chemicals are oven cleaners, tile cleaners, toilet-bowl cleaners, liquid drain openers, antifreeze, chrome-wheel cleaners, rust removers, gasoline, motor oil, lead paint, turpentine, ...
Drain cleaners and oven cleaners are particularly dangerous. If chemicals are splashed in the eye, the eye should be IMMEDIATELY flushed with tap water for 15 minutes, and the patient should then be rushed to the nearest emergency facility.
Chemical injuries that happen in the home are most likely to be caused by soaps, disinfectants, solvents, cosmetics, drain cleaners, oven cleaners, ammonia and bleach. In agricultural settings, fertilizers or pesticides can cause eye damage.
Lock them up or throw them away
In the kitchen Ammonia Carpet and upholstery cleaners Cleaning fluids Cleanswers and scouring powders Drain cleaners Furniture polish Metal cleaners Oven cleaners Powder and liquid detergents Rust removers Vitamins ...
Be careful when using household cleaners. Many household products contain strong acids, alkalis, or other chemicals. Drain and oven cleaners are particularly dangerous. They can lead to blindness if not used correctly.
 See also: Emergency, Symptom, Injury, Prevention, Poisoning
|
