Aerosol sprays contain a substance that is compressed into a liquid. When we press on the nozzle, the liquid in the tank is dispersed in the air in a fine mist.
The pressure inside the tank is much higher than outside the tank, so when the actuator is pressed, the chemical can be forcibly ejected, and over a long distance. This is dangerous because the force can injure people and the distance it travels can make it difficult to control.
Please pay close attention to the aerosol valve. The jar valve regulates the amount of chemical released. Press the nozzle at different pressures to release the right amount of liquid. If this valve is damaged, there may be a slow leak problem, which is dangerous.
The storage of aerosols is subject to certain conditions:
1- Aerosols need to be stored in a dry place, and it is forbidden to store in a high temperature place. Because high temperatures can increase the pressure inside the aerosol can, the pressure reaches a certain level that may cause an explosion. Please do not place it near a window, in the sun or in a vehicle to avoid danger from overheating the tank.
Since the gas or liquid inside may be flammable, it should be stored away from any fire point, including heaters, ovens, test lights, or staff smoking areas.
Please store in a well-ventilated place. A ventilated area can quickly spread dangerous fumes if any gas leaks from the can.
2- Avoid freezing
3- Aerosols should not have anything on them during storage.
Aerosol cans should be stored in safe, well-ventilated areas. Having a cabinet dedicated to aerosol storage can make storage simple.
