As the pandemic swept through the world, people were desperate for a way to keep their homes clean and safe. They soon turned to a seemingly unlikely solution: chlorine bleach. But as the demand for the cleaning agent skyrocketed, a shocking discovery was made that threatens to change everything.
Chlorine bleach is a common household cleaning agent used for decades to disinfect and sanitize surfaces. But what if I told you what to use instead of chlorine bleach? Yes, you read it right.
What are the long-term effects of chlorine bleach?
Long-term exposure to chlorine bleach can have negative effects on both human health and the environment. When chlorine bleach comes into contact with organic compounds, such as human skin and certain types of fabrics, it can cause irritation and respiratory issues.
Additionally, chlorine bleach can react with certain inorganic compounds to create harmful by-products, such as chloramines and chloroform. These by-products can also have adverse effects on human health and the environment. It is important to use chlorine bleach with caution and follow the manufacturer’s instructions to minimize potential adverse effects. I hope you share this one with everyone you know, guys. It’s easy to make better choices.
All this and more, on this week’s episode of Fatal Conveniences.
BREAKDOWN
2:52 A brief history of chlorine
3:55 Chlorine interactions with organic and inorganic compounds
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