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I use to much clorox bleach like on dishes, moping floors and i wonder if u inhale it to much can it ruin brain cells and how to prevent it?
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Clorox: Clorox is an irritant that can make you cough, but it will not damage your brain cells.
Answered 11/28/2017
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