will ammonia bleach carpet

in the past year and I want to disinfect my carpet to keep germs at bay. What would you suggest I use to disinfect my carpet. My carpet is basically shot and discolored so I do not have to worry so much about discoloration, but as for bleach, it does tend to make huge yellow spot--maybe use diluted bleach? Lysol? Or is there some economical product for sale at well known stores such as Wal-Mart, Petsmart or Petco I could buy that would do the job?

I have heard of this and it isn't safe at all nor remotely accurate. Urine has ammonia in it and when ammonia and bleach mix it releases a very toxic gas, and almost always when urine hits bleach it will fiz or foam that's what creates the gas. I had a friend who tried this once in high school, (just for fun, she wasn't pregnant nor did she want to be) and she ended up in the hospital from the gas it created. Sorry didn't mean to scare you just stating the facts.

It is also possible that, if the concentration of ammonia is high enough, chlorine gas will form. If it starts to give off a strong odour and your eyes are burning, flush it and open a window or turn on the ventilation fan immediately, then get out of the room. Chlorine gas is highly toxic.

Dye yes, bleach not so much... they say ammonia free dye and in a well ventilated area.

Urine has ammonia in it. Ammonia mixed with bleach makes a VERY toxic gas.

s no proof that the chemicals in hair bleach --like peroxide or ammonia --cause birth defects, miscarriages, or any other complications, there are also no reliable studies that prove that bleaching your body hair is totally safe. Since it's likely that these chemicals will be absorbed through the skin and can reach your baby, it's best to avoid using them --especially in the first trimester, when much of your baby's crucial development is taking place.

I work at a dog day care/boarding & grooming service. The indoor play yards where the dogs go to the bathroom are mopped regularly with a very strong industrial bleach solution that burns all of our eyes terribly & makes all of the dogs go into sneezing fits. I have recently been feeling short of breath easily fatigued & have had several serious dizzy spells that made me unable to function. Could these symptoms be related to inhaling these bleach (& ammonia from the urine) fumes?

I admittedly am no expert on c-diff, but I do know the strains that infect dogs and cats typically do not infect humans and vice versa. Unless your dogs have been drinking out of the toilet, I doubt they are carrying the bacteria. If you want to know for certain, ask your vet to do a test for it. Is it possible the dogs are having accidents in the house because your father is too sick to let them out regularly?

I would stay away from the bleach and makes sure they are ammonia free it should say on the box

Once you hit 2nd trimester your good to go. Yes color hair but no bleach!!!!! Also make sure the color you get is ammonia free.

My mother in law is using bleach around the house is this bad for my health or the babys ..

I use a ammonia free bleach on my whole head made by chi but it is the only one on the market that doesn't have ammonia so I've done my roots the same as I've always done for years with this product and yes u will need a good conditioner and products to help ur hair out but I don't see why u would be able to do it!

My mom was coloring my hair and spilt a dollop of bleach on our beige carpet about the size of a small plum...idk if it's the hormones or the fact it's brand new apartment and I'm worried we will have to pay for the damage but every time I walk past that stain I feel angry overwhelmed and want to act out...I know it's crazy but it's really bothering me! !!! How do I forget about this and move on?

The chemical reaction between bleach and urine is very dangerous and can cause 3rd degree burns if it comes in contact with your skin and it's also toxic to breathe

So I am currently 2 months pregnant. I have bleach blonde hair && my roots are terribly grown out. I was thinking of putting low lights in to blend my roots. Instead of using bleach. Some people say its ok to dye your hair using foils so it doesn't touch the scalp. And that dyes are much safer these days; some are ammonia free. What to do?

Does anyone on here use dye thats not ammonia free? I get worried at times bcuss wehn I died my hair 2 weeks ago I didnt use ammonia free. I used the garnier frutis hair dye. But I was outside wehn i was dying it. But some girls say use the ammonia free dye. Was I still safe? & are u not supposed to put it on your scalp?

t speak for over the counter color but almost all professional color products are made with much gentler ingredients and much lower ammonia or no ammonia. Most have a very mild smell. Saying that though, some times hormonal changes can cause a lightner(bleach) to have unpredictable results. Like maybe staying a bit brassier than you'd like. But I personally have never encountered that problem. In my opinion I think it safe to do anything to your hair except keratin smoothing treatments.

Depending on where you live, your town's water supply may use a lot of ammonia or bleach to purify it. In my town, they use so much you can smell it right out of the tap. When you intake this, it is filtered out through the kidneys and down the urinary tract during urination, but your body will find other ways of getting it out too, like sweating or during ejaculation. Drinking bottled water should prevent this, if that's the case with your husband.

I suggest treating yourself and the enviroment for 2 months to ensure that the critters are gone. Clean with bleach or ammonia and use bleach or ammonia in the wash with the hottest water. Avoid cotton as very hard to kill in cotton clothes without bleaching or get items dry cleaned. It is a battle but you can do it. Also sprinkle sulfur powder in bed sheets and on pillow to kill them while you sleep. Put sulfur in dogs bed to avoid dog problem.

A dehumidifier may be necessary The way to kill it is to use ammonia in a spray bottle, rather than bleach. You have to do an area no larger than two by two foot at a time. When you are ready to leave the house, open the windows in the area of the mold, take a deep breath, hold it, go in and spray an area 2 ft. by 2 ft. Leave still holding your breath. Don't get any in your eyes. Never EVER use bleach and ammonia together. The two create poison gas.

Garnier is prly one of the better ones it's ammonia free or at heart they make an ammonia free one :-) but yes open bathroom window leave door open and your fine :-)

I use dishsoap on counters, vinegar water and dshsoap mixture on floors, water alone on mirrors, green or natural toilet bowl cleaner that has low odor, and antibacterial cleaning wipes that I wear gloves with in the bathroom that don't smell too strong. Vinegar on counter and cutting board when sanitizing. Vinegar and baking soda paste mixture in oven and let it sit before scrubbing. I never have used many chemicals to clean (except the bathroom). I felt it was still pretty sanitary.

Use a colour that does not have ammonia and nothing that is a bleach unless it is foiled and not touching the scalp, your roots go straight to your blood stream. So a semi permanent would be your best best and that can go on the roots since they are ammonia free but double check with the stylist.

ve always done it and had no problems I think people just like to play it on the safe side and wait until after the first trimester, I think the reasoning behind it is that the colour/bleach comes into contact with your scalp so you will enevitably absorb some of it in

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