What should I do if laundry detergent gets into my eyes?

Washing powder is extremely convenient to use. You only need to add appropriate amount of detergent to the items to be washed to effectively remove stains. Because laundry detergent contains many detergent chemicals, it has good cleaning ability for most stains. However, if used improperly, it may also have some effects on the body. For example, what should you do if laundry detergent gets into your eyes? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

The main ingredients of laundry detergent are lauryl sulfate, sodium polyphosphate and fluorescent agent. After taking it, people may experience chest pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, vomiting blood and blood in the stool, as well as pain in the mouth and throat.

1. Detergent is somewhat irritating to the eyes. If it gets into your eyes accidentally, you can wash it with clean water, but don't rub it. Washing powder contains a large amount of alkaline substances. If you accidentally get it in your eyes, you will need to wash it with plenty of water. If you feel any discomfort, you can use anti-inflammatory eye drops to help treat it.

2. First of all, you need to clean it with plenty of clean water, turn up the eyelids and gently impact the eyeball with water, and then use eye drops to help reduce inflammation. Detergent will dissolve in the eyes, so it is recommended to rinse them with saline solution. If you still feel unwell, seek medical attention immediately.

3. Keep a good attitude and don't worry too much. If clean water enters your eyes, you may feel like there is a foreign body in your eyes. Be sure to maintain good living habits.

If you accidentally drink a large amount of highly concentrated laundry detergent, you should induce vomiting as soon as possible. After vomiting, you can take milk, egg white, soy milk, or thick rice soup. If the situation is serious, go to the hospital for treatment immediately. You can take a small amount of milk, egg white, soy milk, or thick rice soup.

The hazards of washing powder:

1. Surfactants, brighteners and builders that directly contact or adhere to clothing can irritate the skin and have adverse effects on health.

2. Commonly used detergents are harmful to the human liver, and surfactants can damage the skin's stratum corneum and make the skin rough.

3. Too much synthetic fragrance has a strong smell and often causes allergies in some people. Fluorescent whitening agent itself is a toxic substance. If it enters the human body too much, it will cause great harm to health.