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The safest and most efficient way to dispose of shattered glass is to carefully sweep up the larger pieces and use a damp paper towel or cloth to pick up any smaller fragments. Place the glass in a paper or plastic bag and seal it before throwing it in the trash.
No, using a vacuum to clean up shattered glass is not recommended. The suction can cause the glass to become airborne and potentially cause injury or damage to the vacuum. It is best to sweep or use a damp cloth to clean up the glass.
If you have accidentally stepped on or touched broken glass, wash the affected area with soap and warm water. If there are any pieces of glass stuck in your skin, use tweezers to carefully remove them. If the cut is deep or bleeding heavily, seek medical attention.
No, it is not safe to use your hands to pick up shattered glass. The sharp edges can easily cut your skin and cause injury. Always use a broom, dustpan, or a damp cloth to clean up shattered glass.
To prevent glass from shattering, avoid placing hot or cold items directly on glass surfaces. Make sure to handle glassware and dishes carefully and avoid stacking heavy items on top of them. It is also important to regularly check for any cracks or chips in glassware and replace them if needed.