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Controlling chemical hazards in the nail salon industry.

Authors

Spencer-AB; Estill-CF; McCammon-JB; Johnston-OE

Source

Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, ECTB-171-05v, 1997 Apr; :1-17

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NIOSHTIC No.

20036433 

Abstract

Through a combination of work practices, appropriate selection of artificial nail materials, and a ventilated manicure table, it is easy to reduce hazardous exposures in the salon. However, proper maintenance of the ventilation system; good housekeeping; and trained technicians, who know the correct use of equipment, are all necessary for the greatest exposure reduction.

Keywords

Methacrylates; Dermatitis; Allergies; Exposure-levels; Exposure-limits; Hazards; Contact-dermatitis; Bronchial-asthma; Allergic-reactions; Risk-analysis; Risk-factors; Ventilation; Ventilation-equipment; Respiratory-system-disorders; Allergic-disorders; Sensitization

CAS No.

97-63-2; 80-62-6

Publication Date

19970422

Document Type

Field Studies; Control Technology

Fiscal Year

1997

NTIS Accession No.

PB2010-107405

NTIS Price

A03

Identifying No.

ECTB-171-05v

NIOSH Division

DPSE

Source Name

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

State

OH