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There is a can in our kitchen cabinet.I searched for ways to handle it.I followed the instructions on the internet.I mixed water and bleach.All surfaces were applied with it.Then washed the dish with water.
Does it produce toxic fumes?Toxic fumes can be seen in food even if it is covered and placed 3 meters away.The cabinet is still smelling like bleach.What should I do about it?
I mixed water and bleach.All surfaces were applied with it.Then washed the dish with water.
This was not smart.Bleach shouldn't be mixed with other chemicals.It would be less risky to Rinsing with plain water first.
It is important to keep the area clean.If bleach gets on anyone, it should be thoroughly washed.Gloves are a must for this type of cleaning.
Double and triple bonds are attacked by bleach.This action inactivates most disease causing organic particles, but also destroys the chromophores which give organic material their color.The best way to avoid malodorous organic fumes is not to breathe.
The most inexpensive form of hypochlorite is bleach.Under normal usage bleach, the smell of sodium hypochlorite is not likely to be harmful.The odor threshold for common bleach is well below the concentration which will cause no harm.
People and pets should be out of the area if the smell is really bad or if coughing occurs.Wait until the smell goes away.It is likely safe if the odor is just annoying.
It is unlikely that seepage will occur over a short period of time.Seepage could turn into a problem if the ventilation is poor.It's a good idea to throw out food that smells or tastes weird.
It's best to keep the cabinet closed until the smell goes away.Rinsing thoroughly with plain water, getting the water up as best as possible, and then allowing the surfaces to dry may work.Only after thoroughly rinsing and ventilating would it be worth it to clean.Do not mix it with bleach.
It is possible to use 70% isopropyl rubbing alcohol soaked into a dry rag as a better disinfectant for just one bulged can.While still effective with germs, there is no chlorine fumes.Alcohol should not be mixed with bleach.