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15 weeks pregnant. used lysol cleaning wipes to clean bathrooms. no gloves. had room fan on, and no windows. is this ok? wipes also contain peroxide.
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Cleaning products: Lysol wipes are safe and peroxide used topically is safe as well, i'm not aware of any pregnancy warnings. The fan is helpful and if there are fumes, the window should be open. There are however lots of natural cleaning solutions that you can make yourself that would be safer.
Answered 11/18/2015
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