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I have been using lysol wipes with no gloves the last few weeks since i found out i'm pregnant. i always wash my hands afterwards. once inhaled bit to much lysol chemical and made me cough. is the fetus ok? im going to start using gloves?
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Lysol : Lysol is a safe product for cleaning. This issue you described is not going to cause harm.
Answered 10/5/2020
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