How to deal with corrosion inhibitors dripping onto the skin?

If the corrosion inhibitor PBTC accidentally drops onto the skin, please take the following first aid measures immediately:

Immediately rinse: Quickly rinse off the corrosion inhibitor that has dripped onto the skin. Rinsing with a large amount of water can effectively dilute corrosion inhibitors and reduce irritation and damage to the skin. Continuously rinse for at least 15-20 minutes.

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

Call for help: While handling the situation, immediately call the emergency number (such as 120) or contact medical personnel to inform them of the situation and follow the guidance of professional personnel.

Do not use other chemicals: To avoid potential damage or chemical reactions, do not attempt to use other chemicals to neutralize corrosion inhibitors. Simply rinse with clean water.

Seek medical help: Even if there are no obvious discomfort symptoms after rinsing, it is recommended to seek medical help. Doctors can assess the degree of skin damage and take further treatment measures.

Please remember that the above suggestions are for reference only. In case of an emergency, please immediately call the local emergency number or seek help from medical professionals.