Hi
I have added a link below to the SDS (safety data sheet). It has a number of names, including dichloromethane.
I use methylene chloride for a variety of things at work (as a chemist).
Obviously, wear gloves, but, do not let it sit on the surface of the glove as it will penetrate the glove in a fairly short peroid of time. If it spills on you
or the glove, quickly shake it all off, and, preferably, change gloves.
Avoid breathing the fumes, and it is very volatile. I suggest that you do not use it inside your house. The dense fumes are reasonably likely to hang around inside for a while.
I have added a link below to the SDS (safety data sheet)
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/MSDS/MS...97%3Flang%3Den