What shall not be removed from removing paint or grease coating from your skin?

• A. Water
• B. Soap
• C. Solvents
• D. Detergent

Answer: (C)

The main idea is how to clean skin safely when it’s been coated with paint or grease. Solvents should not be used to remove paint or grease from your skin. They can irritate or dry out the skin, strip away natural oils, and may be absorbed through the skin, posing health risks. The safer approach is to wash with soap and water or use a skin-friendly hand cleaner to remove the coating. Water and detergents are gentler on skin and effective for loosening and lifting residues, whereas solvents are meant for dissolving coatings on surfaces, not for cleaning skin.