Basic Orange 2

How is Basic Orange 2 used?

Basic Orange 2 is mainly used as an orange dye for cotton, silk and other textiles. It can also be used for dyeing leather, paper, feathers, plants and bamboo products. Basic Orange 2 is a basic dye, which means that it binds to acidic groups in the fibers. It can be used for direct dyeing as well as for printing.

Is Basic Orange 2 harmful to dogs?

Basic Orange 2 is not only a dye, but also a potentially hazardous substance for humans and animals. It has been classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as possibly carcinogenic to humans. It can cause DNA damage and increase the risk of bladder cancer. It can also trigger allergic reactions such as skin rashes, itching or breathing difficulties.

Basic Orange 2 is particularly dangerous for dogs as they can absorb it more easily than humans. If dogs come into contact with textiles or other objects dyed with Basic Orange 2, they can ingest the dye by licking or chewing it. This can lead to symptoms of poisoning such as vomiting, diarrhea, convulsions or loss of consciousness. If dogs ingest Basic Orange 2 regularly or in large quantities, this can lead to chronic damage to the liver, kidneys or bladder.

How to avoid Basic Orange 2?

To avoid the dangers of Basic Orange 2, some precautions should be taken:

• Textiles or other products dyed with Basic Orange 2 should be washed thoroughly before use to remove excess dye.
• Textiles or other products dyed with Basic Orange 2 should not be in direct contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
• Textiles or other products dyed with Basic Orange 2 should be kept out of the reach of dogs.
• If dogs come into contact with textiles or other products colored with Basic Orange 2, they should be wiped or bathed immediately.
• If dogs show signs of poisoning from Basic Orange 2, a veterinarian should be consulted immediately.