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* Wash your hands thoroughly after using the {{PAGENAME}}.
* Wash your hands thoroughly after using the {{PAGENAME}}.
* Food or drink is not allowed in the {{PAGENAME}}.
* Food or drink is not allowed in the {{PAGENAME}}.
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<strong>SOME CHEMICALS CAN CAUSE SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION</strong>
Never leave used chemical-soaked rags lying around. Certain chemicals can cause spontaneous combustion if not disposed of properly. Always check before throwing away used rags and materials.
Common chemicals that can cause spontaneous combustion include:
*Linseed oil
*Tung oil
*Vegetable oils
*Oil-based paints and stains
*Varnishes and polyurethane
*Paint thinners and solvents
*Mineral spirits or turpentine
*Certain adhesives and glues
*Auto body waxes or polishes
Ensure rags are either dried flat in a well-ventilated area or stored in a metal container with a tight-fitting lid after use. If you have any doubt, <strong>ASK MAKER HUB STAFF</strong>
===Flammable Cabinet Protocol===
===Flammable Cabinet Protocol===