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I was scrubbing the walls in my non ventilated bathroom with clorox bleach and water with no mask for approximately a half hour. had chest tightness, ?
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Inhalation: Inhaling bleach can definitely irritate or even damage the respiratory tract. If you're experiencing breathing problems, go to the hospital emergency room for prompt evaluation.
Answered 4/9/2018
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