At what time are you most likely to inhale poisonous fumes or dust accidentally?

Inhaling poisonous fumes or dust is most likely to occur during the mixing process. This is primarily because mixing typically involves combining various chemicals or substances that can release volatile compounds, dust particles, or other hazardous materials into the air. When proper safety measures, such as ventilation or personal protective equipment, are not in place, these harmful substances can be easily inhaled by anyone nearby.

During the mixing phase, the agitation and interaction of different substances can lead to increased airborne particles or fumes due to reactions or agitation. This can create a higher concentration of potentially harmful agents. In contrast, while cleaning, applying, or during storage, although risks exist, they generally involve lower chances of inhalation compared to the active and dynamic nature of mixing chemicals. Proper protocols and safeguards are critical during this stage to minimize health risks.