I was pouring dry acid into the water bucket and the water splashed up on me while pouring in the dry acid. Do I need to do anything or am I fine.
How dangerous is dry acid
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an1vrsy
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- Jul 10, 2018
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Although TFP is not a medical advice site. You are next to a large source of water, the pool. Did you wash off the splashed water acid mix from your arm? Are you having any reaction now, after the fact? In a 5 gallon bucket with water, adding the dry acid and getting it splashed onto you, since it hasn't mixed yet to become full strength, right? Rinse it off, in my non-medical opinion, you are fine. But only you will really know.
- Jul 21, 2013
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You are fine. Just wash the area off. If I splash acid on my arm or leg I just dunk it in the pool.
We don't recommend the use of dry acid for other reasons, Read Acid - Further Reading
We don't recommend the use of dry acid for other reasons, Read Acid - Further Reading
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