Is using bleach to clean everyday cheating?
>>32591628Please how do I use it? My parents won't fucking tell me because they think I will kill myself with it which is ridiculous I would obviously use a gun.
>>32591656You put it where you want to and scrub
>>32591671Does it melt your flesh?
>>32591681It can be uncomfortable if it's on your skin. Better wash it
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>>32591656I only use it in the bathroom, for the kitchen it freaks me out if it came into contact with food. Use gloves also. For the toilet I just throw it in the toilet bowl and then use the brush to scrub everything. Also let it sit for a couple of minutes with the window open because it removes any bad smells before flushing. For the sink and shower I fill a bucket with water (not too hot) and add like half a cup or so worth of bleach, put the cleaning rag in there and then use it to wipe the surfaces. Then rinse the rag, empty the bucket and put water in it and wipe another time to wipe off the bleach
>>32591628Bleach is an addiction. My husband hates the smell but I still use it when I can lol
I use it on the toilet seat after I poo. It feels like I should be using something else.
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>>32594752Schizo
>>32594770That is the bloke who “discovered” the bleaching power of chlorine and mixing it with hydro whatever.
>>32591628Hypochlorous acid is superior and not nearly as harsh.
Just ude vinegar + dish soap
>>32591628It bleaches material, is good for desinfection but I believe it wears out textiles quicker.
>>32591628Bleach doesn't clean anything, at all. Bleach just removes the pigments from the dirt so you can't see it as well, but it's still there. You should always clean with a black light torch. That tells you where you've actually cleaned.
>>32595540Stop shilling vinegar. Bleach is the new meme.
>>32598541>shilling vinegarstop treating this like it's a fucking console war you brainrotted faggot
>>32598548Stop treating it like it is not. Vinegar is acidic AF.
>>32591628I destroyed my lungs because of bleach misuse.
>>32591656>>32591681Bleach is very harsh. It can damage your skin with prolonged contact. I left a spot on my skin for minutes and it left an ugly burn that took a couple days to heal.The fumes *can* be dangerous in excessive amounts but not usually. It's just a string odor. Ventilate if working with undiluted bleach.Bleach can be deadly if mixed with the wrong things and harmful with others. Only mix it with water or a cleanser that already has bleach.It permanently damage your eyes.Obviously deadly if consumed.Bleach can easily and immediately damage clothing, carpet, or wood. That's the most common negative.Used properly, it's fine.
>>32598541Vinegar is safer and a quality tool.Bleach can be good but it's not a meme.
>>32591628>Is using bleach to clean everyday cheating?This is real life. There's no such thing as "cheating".>inb4 "relationship cheating"Unrelated.But no, it's not cheating. Diluted, it's fine. You shouldn't be smelling bleach every day. The fumes have an effect. And you shouldn't be contacting bleach every day.But whatever works. Git 'er done.
>>32598487>Bleach doesn't clean anything, at all. Bleach just removes the pigments from the dirt so you can't see it as well, but it's still there.It kills bacteria but, yeah Splashing bleach on something doesn't clean it. You have to actually clean it by removing the material.>You should always clean with a black light torch. That tells you where you've actually cleaned.Dude. You might be talking about a level of "clean" that exceeds what most people are looking for. Most people aren't washing an infant's washtub or a CPAP machine or whatever.
