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Following are safety tips that apply to the use of any product they may be using.

• Never mix chemicals.
• Measure all chemicals and mix according to the label directions. If the directions say one ounce of product to four gallons of water, keep those ratios even if you are mixing a smaller quantity. Too weak a solution may not provide the cleaning power you need; too str
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  Following are safety tips that apply to the use of any product they may be using.

  • Never mix chemicals.
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    • Never mix chemicals.
    • Measure all chemicals and mix according to the label directions. If the directions say one ounce of product to four gallons of water, keep those ratios even if you are mixing a smaller quantity. Too weak a solution may not provide the cleaning power you need; too st
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      ratios even if you are mixing a smaller quantity. Too weak a solution may not provide the cleaning power you need; too strong a solution wastes chemical and may cause damage to surfaces or injuries to employees.
    • Never use chemicals that are in an unlabeled container. Employees should never sniff, taste or try to guess what is in the container.
    • Employees need to know what chemicals they are to use for each particular cleaning task and how to use that chemical properly.
    • Clean spills immediately. Before cleaning the spill, employees should put on protective goggles and latex or