INTERIOR PAINTING SAFETY

Paint Safety

​Paints are formulated from a mixture of chemicals which may cause harm or pose as a possible threat to human health. Specific safety precautions are given on the label of every product and need to be strictly adhered to. During this article, we shall pinpoint some fundamental safety tips you ought to know when using interior paint. 

Ventilation Safety

​1. Never fail to read the product label and abide by all the data sheet precautions and guidelines stated therein. The label offers care measures to be used in cases of accidents, spills or ingestion.
2. Paint in a well-ventilated area and also confirm that the walls and surfaces are dry enough to soak up the paint. If you are able, keep all windows open for 3 days after painting is completed to avoid exposure to vapors from the paint. This will help with ventilation a great deal.
3. Wear a respirator and observe frequent air breaks when painting to avoid inhaling the chemicals from the paint.
4. Window-mounted box fans should be used to exhaust vapors from the world where a painting was administered and if fans can't be used, confirm the painted rooms have enough cross-ventilation.
5. Young children, pets and individuals with breathing problem should be kept faraway from freshly painted rooms.

Safety First

​While painting your room in bright and wonderful colors is vital, adequate care must be taken not cause harm to your body or air conditioning system during the method . Contact us if you've got any questions, we are well versed in the safety aspect of the painting industry!