Dimethyl silicone oil, as a chemical product, has storage and usage requirements that are quite different from those of ordinary items. So, how exactly should we store dimethyl silicone oil? Whether during use or in daily storage, the first thing we need to consider is the environmental conditions where it is placed. We should focus on whether the environment is too humid or too dry, and what kinds of problems these two extreme situations might cause.

When the environment is too humid, the first thing we need to do is to carefully check the sealing condition of the silicone oil container. If the environment is constantly humid and the sealing effect is not good, it is very likely that problems will occur when using the dimethyl silicone oil later, and even many potential safety hazards may lurk during the use process. This is undoubtedly a crucial point that requires our high attention. Before sealing the dimethyl silicone oil, there is also an important step that cannot be overlooked. We must store the dimethyl silicone oil in a clean, sealed container made of lead-free and tin-free alloy, and at the same time, try our best to avoid its contact with acids and alkalis and prevent other impurities from mixing in. Only in this way can we effectively ensure that the quality and performance of the dimethyl silicone oil are not damaged. If the environment is too dry, one point must be emphasized: there must be absolutely no open flame nearby. You should know that dimethyl silicone oil belongs to chemical products after all. If this detail is ignored, it is very easy to cause a series of safety accidents due to the open flame, and the consequences are unimaginable. All in all, in order to comprehensively improve the safety of using dimethyl silicone oil and minimize possible losses, we must strictly meet the environmental requirements for storing dimethyl silicone oil. Only in this way can we ensure the safe and efficient use of dimethyl silicone oil and fully realize its value.