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Texas Art EC-12 Safety

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Wastes: Oily Rags
placed in a container with a lid
Wastes: Solvents
considered hazardous waste; do not dump down drain
Wastes: Paints
considered hazardous waste by the EPA- do not dump down drain;
Wastes: Baby oil
can be washed down the drain or disposed of in regular trash;
Wastes: linseed
should be combined with solvents or oil-based paint for disposal
Wastes: latex and water based paint
can be thrown away in trash
Wastes: lubricating oils
recyclable and should be disposed of as such
Wastes: Ceramic glaze
should be rinsed in special basins which catch the sediments prior to entering the drain
Wastes: Acids and Bases
hazardous acids and bases are between 2 and 12.5 on the pH scale
Wastes: Sharp implements
should be placed in a puncture proof container such as a glass jar and placed in a regular trash
Wastes: standard developers
rinses can be washed down the drain;
Wastes: fixers
contain high quantities of silver and should be disposed of as hazardous waste
Wastes: Photographic chemicals
should be considered hazardous waste and disposed accordingly
Wastes: Empty chemical containers
should be rinsed repeatedly and placed in regular trash
Dangerous Pigments
Antimony Black, Chrome Orange, Yellow or Green, Cadmium Red, Cobalt Violet, Antimony White, Strontium Yellow, and Antwerp Blue
graphite pencil hazard
dust
spray fixatives
should be used outside, in well ventilated areas
glazes
use lead free glazes, proper ventihilation
photography
goggles, gloves, apron, cover chemical baths when not in use, proper ventihilation
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