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14w6d pregnant. used lysol wipes while wearing gloves to clean out shower. probably spent 7 minutes total wiping. no skin contact. would take breaks to step out of shower for fresh air. slight smell (lemon scent). is this harmful to baby?
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Not really: You do want to be careful around chemicals and make sure that you're not using something obviously toxic, but a basic cleaner you get in the grocery store is unlikely to cause any significant harm to the baby. Now if it damages you in some way, that could harm the baby by extension, but if you're doing ok the baby probably is too.
Answered 2/7/2021
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