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household cleaner safety 10/19/25(Sun)12:11:45 No.16820803
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household cleaner safety Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)12:11:45 No.16820803 Archived
Which household cleaners should I avoid mixing? I plan on using bleach, soft scrub, barkeepers friend and scrubbing bubbles. Will any of those make toxic gas and kill me if I use them together?
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10/19/25(Sun)12:33:39 No.16820817
Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)12:33:39 No.16820817
bleach and barkeepers friend
avoid mixing bleach with any acids or ammonia
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Anonymous
10/19/25(Sun)15:16:55 No.16820966
Anonymous 10/19/25(Sun)15:16:55 No.16820966
>>16820803
>>16820817
Honestly just don't mix cleaners in general.
Any shit you have is probably sufficient right out of the bottle. Read instructions and warnings and pick the right shit for the job at hand.
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