【Import knowledge】Attention! These common commodities in daily life are dangerous goods

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These common commodities in daily life are dangerous goods

As everyone's safety awareness gradually increases, everyone can quickly identify the dangers of dangerous goods with obvious labels and markings. However, in fact, there are many dangerous goods that can be seen everywhere around us, which are closely related to our daily lives.

Let’s take a look at what other common products in life are dangerous goods?

Palm 'small bomb' lighter

Gas lighters, which are common in daily life, are filled with flammable gases such as butane and belong to Category 2.1 flammable gas dangerous goods. After being heated, exposed to the sun, squeezed, or hit, the internal pressure rises sharply and it is easy to burst. The gas burns instantly when exposed to an open flame. The high temperature can also cause the shell to melt and splash, causing injuries. After being exposed to the sun in the car, the temperature soars. An explosion of a lighter can easily ignite the interior, causing damage to the vehicle.

1. Do not place it in cars, windowsills, radiators or other places exposed to high temperatures. Be sure to carry it with you in summer and do not leave it in a confined space;

2. Handle it with care, avoid smashing, squeezing, or hitting it hard. If you find air leakage or shell damage, discard it immediately;

3. Store in a cool and dry place, away from children. Use in gas stations, chemical plants and other flammable and explosive places is strictly prohibited;

4. Do not purchase low-quality lighters without quality inspection marks, and do not modify or disassemble them without permission.

Mosquito repellent 'flammable goods' toilet water

Some toilet water contains alcohol, which is a Category 3 flammable liquid and is flammable. If it is not completely evaporated after application, it can easily ignite skin or clothing instantly when exposed to mosquito coils, cigarettes, or open flames from stoves. If stored in an environment exposed to sunlight or high temperatures, it may cause the bottle to expand and leak, causing a fire.

1. Wait at least 10 minutes after application for the alcohol to completely evaporate before contacting an open flame, electric mosquito swatter, or stove;

2. People with damaged skin or allergies should use with caution. Infants and young children need to dilute it before use, and do not contact the mucous membranes of the eyes, mouth, and nose;

3. Do not mix with other disinfectants to avoid producing harmful substances;

4. Store in a cool place, do not expose to the sun, do not put it in a car, and keep away from heat sources and children.

Portable 'explosive box' power bank

Most power banks use lithium batteries and are classified as Class 9 dangerous goods. Lithium batteries will catch fire under short circuit, overcharge, extreme temperature, etc., and are also very likely to catch fire or explode when subjected to strong squeeze or collision.

1. Use the original charging plug or a charging plug that meets the parameter requirements of the power bank;

2. Avoid high temperature and high humidity environment during charging, and avoid charging for a long time;

3. Remove the data cable when not in use to avoid discharge;

4. Avoid high temperature and sunlight exposure during storage, and try to avoid heavy pressure or bumps.

Decoration'explosion nails' explosion rivets

Explosive rivets are a special fastening device that achieves rapid fastening through built-in gunpowder. They are detonated by the impact of a nail gun or an electrical signal. They are flammable and explosive and belong to Category 1 explosives. In daily life, it is often used to decorate suspended ceilings and drill holes.

1. It is necessary to use compliant and standardized dangerous goods packaging and indicate the danger of the product;

2. It should be operated by professionals and should be operated and used with caution;

3. Store specifically in strict accordance with the requirements and avoid mixing with other flammable and explosive commodities;

4. Avoid high temperature and sunlight exposure during storage, and try to avoid heavy pressure or bumps.

Hidden dangers are hidden in the subtleties, and safety comes from vigilance. Commodities that are commonly used in daily life also need to be used in a standardized manner and stored in compliance with regulations. I hope that readers will keep in mind the characteristics and taboos of each type of dangerous goods and develop the habit of safe storage and correct operation.

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