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Adding plaster to water ensures an even mix, allowing the powder to absorb moisture gradually and prevent clumping. Adding water to plaster causes uneven mixing, excessive air pockets, and a shorter working time.

Do not pour plaster or slurry into drains, as it can harden and block pipes. Allow leftover plaster to set in a bucket, then break it up and dispose of it in a designated waste skip according to site waste procedures.

Keyword :

Duty of care Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 HSE (Health and Safety Executive) Workplace Safety

Area Of Law :

Health and Safety Law

Sector :

Environmental and Regulatory Law

Category :

Public Law

Region :

Europe