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Can exposure/inhaling bleach cleaning spray mist for months harm your internal organs?
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Since you were not really inhaling chlorine gas, I expect no chronic bronchial or lung effects. There is no known connection between such exposure and lung cancer. There are better alternatives than bleach products for cleaning though.
Answered 2/23/2023
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