OVEN CLEANER

Mr. Muscle Oven, Grill, & Stainless Steel Cleaner

SAFETY | DANGERS | DISPOSALSAFETY

• EYE: Corrosive: May cause: Permanent Eye Damage

• SKIN: Corrosive: May cause: Chemical burns

• INHALE: May cause: Irritation of the respiratory tract

• INGEST: Corrosive to mouth and digestive tract

DANGERS

• INGESTION: Flush with water to dilute. Get immediate medical help.

• EYE CONTACT: Flush with water to dilute. Get immediate medical help.

• INHALE: Get to fresh air; if needed, get medical help.

• INGEST: Rinse mouth immediately; Drink water/milk; Get medical help.

DISPOSAL

If possible, recycle empty aerosol can to nearest steel recycling center. Reuse: Use up package or give to someone who can.

Oven CleanerWhat’s it used for?• Cleaning Ovens

Is Oven Cleaner dangerous?

• Dangerous if inhaled

• Dangerous/fatal if ingested

• Can irritate/damage skin with exposure

• Can irritate/damage eyes

Oven CleanerWhat’s in it?

• (SARA) Diethylene Glycol Butyl Ether

• [PA NJ MA] Sodium Hydroxide

• [PA NJ MA] Monoethanolamine

• [HMAS] Hydrated Magnesium Aluminum Silicate

• [PA NJ MA] Isobutane

• [PA NJ MA] Butane

• Water

HANDLING & STORAGE • May burn skin and damage eyes. Avoid contact

with skin, eyes or clothes. Wash hands!• Harmful or fatal if swallowed. • Inhalation may cause irritation of the respiratory

tract. Avoid prolonged or repeated breathing of vapors. Contains: sodium hydroxide.

• Pressurized. Do not puncture or incinerate. • Do not store at temperatures above 120 °F (50_ °C).

• Store in a cool, dry place with ventilation.• Keep out of reach of children.

FIRE & EXPLOSION

• FLASH POINT: < 20°F (< -7°C) (TCC) (propellant)

• EXTINGUISHING MEDIA.... Foam. C02. Dry chemical. Water fog. Alcohol foam.

• SPECIAL FIREFIGHTING... Cool and use caution when approaching or handling fire-exposed

• PROCEDURES: Fire fighters should wear self-contained breathing apparatus and protective gear.

• EXPLOSION HAZARDS: Containers may rocket or explode in heat of fire.

PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

FLAMMABLE! • COLOR: Milky Off-White• PRODUCT STATE: Dispensed as a spray mist• ODOR: Citrus• PH: 13• SOLUBITY IN WATER: Complete• GRAVITY (H20=1): 1.1• VAPOR DENSITY: Air = 1 >.1• EVAPORATION RATE: BUTYL ACETATE = 1 >1• BOILING POINT: 212◦F (100◦C)• FREEZING POINT: 32◦F (0◦C)

How To Handle Oven Cleaner S A F E L Y

• Wear proper protective gear: Gloves, Safety Glasses, Face Mask

• If contact on Skin, wash off fast; Eyes, rinse thoroughly with water for 15 minutes minimum; Inhaled, get fresh air; Ingested, drink water/milk and seek medical attention from all of the above to be safe!

Disposal of Oven Cleaner

• Clean Up spills with water and a cloth

• For Disposal, Check with your local, state, and/or federal government

• Recycle empty aerosol can to nearest steel recycling center; reuse package or donate it to someone who may use it.

ALTERNATIVES• The Ecology Center says that Oven

Cleaner is a toxic substance dangerous to our health and the environment. Try other nontoxic alternatives:

• Baking Soda; Vegetable-based Liquid Soaps; White Vinegar; Borax; Cornmeal; Citrus-based Cleaners; Toothpaste; Salt; Hydrogen Peroxide  http://www.ecologycenter.org/factsheets/cleaning.html

The Key

• Learn about product(s) before use!

• SAFETY FIRST, Always!