Avoid droplet generation when handling Degreasing Agent Methylene Chloride and wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Avoid letting released vapors and mist droplets enter the air in the work area. Work in a well-ventilated area and use small doses. Emergency equipment must be readily available for fire fighting and spill handling, being aware that empty storage containers may still contain hazardous residues.

Do not use Degreasing Agent Methylene Chloride near welding, flames or hot surfaces. Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place without direct sunlight. Store away from heat, flame and incompatible materials, such as strong oxidants, strong acids, nitric acid, and store in appropriate labeled containers. Unused containers and empty buckets should be tightly covered.

Avoid container damage and regularly inspect storage drums for defects such as breakage or spillage. Containers are galvanized or lined with synthetic resin to reduce the likelihood of Degreasing Agent Methylene Chloride decomposing. It should also be stored in limited quantities, and warning signs should be posted where appropriate. The storage area should be separated from the densely populated work area, and personnel access to the area should be restricted. It should be stored in a cool, dark, dry, well-ventilated place, and pay attention to moisture-proof.