The use of calcium chloride desiccant and precautions

Precautions
Avoid accidental ingestion: Calcium chloride desiccant should be kept out of the reach of children and pets, because calcium chloride has a certain degree of irritation, and accidental ingestion may cause damage to the mouth, esophagus and gastrointestinal tract. If accidentally ingested, drink plenty of water immediately and seek medical attention.
Prevent skin contact: When handling calcium chloride desiccant, it is better to wear gloves. If the desiccant comes into contact with the skin, it should be rinsed with water immediately, because calcium chloride may cause uncomfortable symptoms such as dryness, redness and itching of the skin, especially for people with sensitive skin.
Pay attention to the using environment: the moisture-absorbing effect of calcium chloride desiccant will be reduced in the low temperature environment, so try not to use it in the environment where the temperature is too low. At the same time, do not place it in the place with open fire or high temperature, because calcium chloride may decompose and produce toxic gas under high temperature.
Timely replacement: Calcium chloride desiccant will lose its drying effect when it is saturated with moisture absorption, so it is necessary to check the state of desiccant regularly. When the desiccant becomes paste or liquid, it means that it has been saturated with moisture absorption, so it needs to be replaced with new desiccant in time to ensure the continuous drying effect.
Environmental protection treatment: the calcium chloride desiccant after use cannot be thrown away at will, because it contains chemical substances and may cause pollution to the environment. It can be collected and handed over to professional environmental protection treatment organizations for treatment, or properly disposed of in accordance with local environmental regulations.