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Hi, i am 27 weeks pregnant. i accidently poured bleach into my toilet bowl with urine. urine contain ammonia. would the bleach and urine interaction harm my unborn baby?
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No: It's nice to have a clean toilet. Most toilet bowl cleaners contain bleach a similar ingredient. It's fine to pee in a cleaned toilet. Better than having a dirty bathroom.
Answered 9/17/2015
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