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nepes yolida kisel bar kishiler aqartish parshugi ishlitishtin
saqlinish kirek. Undin bashqa aqartish parshugi ishletken etiraptiki
muhitning hawa almishishi yaxshi bolush kirek.

Be Careful Cleaning With Bleach

HealthDay

By Diana Kohnle

Thursday, September 21, 2006

(HealthDay News) -- Although bleach and bleach-based cleaners are an
effective way to kill germs, the fumes can irritate the lungs. In
poorly ventilated areas, cleaning with bleach can even cause lung
damage.

Here are suggestions on how to sanitize safely with bleach, courtesy
of the Washington

Toxics Coalition:

Never mix bleach with ammonia, as the combination produces toxic
fumes that can damage the lungs. Avoid mixing any bleach or bleach
products with household ammonia, glass cleaner, dishwashing liquid,
or metal cleaner -- all of which can contain ammonia.

People with asthma, heart disease or lung problems should avoid
cleaning with bleach, as the fumes can further irritate the lungs.

If you are cleaning with bleach, be sure the area is well-
ventilated. Open a window or turn on a fan.

Be careful with products that have added fragrances -- the fumes are
only masked and can still be toxic.

Bleach should never be mixed with toilet bowl cleaner or rust
remover, as these combinations can produce toxic fumes.