Swallowing small quantities may cause nausea or diarrhea. When used in applications generating high levels of mist, operator exposure can be minimized by proper ventilation, use of mist collectors or splashguards, as appropriate. If there is doubt about actual mist levels present, monitoring should be conducted. When problems occur, use of water-resistant barrier creams may be a temporary control measure. Repeated excessive exposures to high amounts of triethanolamine may cause liver and kidney effects.
Skin irritation can result from improper use and handling of concentrate or mix.
In case of skin contact with product concentrate, wash with water as soon as possible. Diluted product is not irritating to the skin when used as recommended and good personal hygiene is practiced. Remove severely contaminated clothing, including shoes. Launder before reuse. If irritation persists, get medical attention.