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What happens when you smell bleach?
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Smelling bleach: By itself, routine exposure to the smell of bleach is not a toxic event. As with any chemicals, caution should be used and product safety information should be heeded. It is possible that prolonged exposure could lead to local irritation of the nasal passages.
Answered 4/8/2020
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