How to deal with scale inhibitors that accidentally come into contact with the skin

If you accidentally come into contact with scale inhibitors (also known as descaling agents) hpaa and feel unwell, the following first aid measures can be taken:

Immediately rinse: Quickly rinse the area in contact with flowing water. Continuous flushing for at least 15-20 minutes can effectively dilute and flush away the scale inhibitor.

Use mild soap: During the flushing process, gently rub the affected area with mild soap or detergent to remove residual scale inhibitors.

Remove pollutants: If gloves are available, you can wear them and gently wipe the affected area to remove the scale inhibitor.

Avoid friction and rubbing: During the treatment process, try to avoid rubbing and rubbing damaged skin to avoid further irritation.

Keep clean and dry: After rinsing, gently pat dry the affected area with a clean dry towel and keep it clean and dry.

Seek medical help: If you experience persistent discomfort, pain, redness, blisters, skin breaks, or other serious symptoms, seek medical help as soon as possible.

Please note that the above suggestions are for reference only. When handling chemicals, safety operating procedures should always be followed and skin contact should be avoided as much as possible. If an emergency occurs, please immediately call the local emergency number or seek help from nearby medical professionals.