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Is there a danger of inhaling too much when using a bleach solution to clean if i then go outside and get fresh air?
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Sure: The fumes of bleach can be dangerous if inhaled too greatly. Assure you have adequate ventilation when working with bleach and if you are going to work with it for prolonged times, you should wear an approved mask for such.
Answered 12/29/2022
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