Used engine oil can damage your skin
Used engine oil is a hazardous substance containing many impurities that can damage your skin. Coming into frequent or prolonged personal contact with used engine oil can cause dermatitis and other skin disorders, including some forms of cancer.
Wear protective clothing
Avoid direct contact as far as possible, by always using protective clothing, which is cleaned or replaced regularly, and by following safe work practices, which minimize the possibility of accidental spills. Keeping a high standard of personal hygiene and cleanliness are important, so that you get into the habit of washing off harmful substances as soon as possible after contact.
Inspect your skin
If you have been in contact with used engine oil, you should regularly inspect your skin for signs of damage or deterioration. If you have any doubts, see your doctor.
