ammonia and bleach chemical reaction

It means the ammonia in your urine mixed with the bleach and caused a chemical reaction. I'm sorry, but it's not an accurate way to test for pregnancy.

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

Basically urine and bleach mixed . if it's beer frothy its Hcg present and your pregnant . if it's pop fizzy then your not . no reaction at all and your not .

I use ammonia free chi bleach and it's fine so just make sure of the chemical ur choosing!

It's quite probable. I know that bleach and ammonia create a deadly combination, but I don't know if the amount of ammonia in dog urine is concentrated enough to be hazardous. However, if it's indoors, not well ventilated even just the solution itself could be harmful.

i worked around pure bleach and i cannot stop sneezing. have stuffy nose and sore throat.

The only way you can dye it is if you use ammonia free hair dye and are in a very well ventilated area. And try to use the fast acting ones. And double your gloves.

Just don't breath chemicals... you also might notice a color band due to your body's chemical changes and vitamins... lightening can be disastrous! Darker is just depositing, still be prepared if it's not a perfect match!

Since when was it not ok??? You do realise the chemicals don't soak into your scalp for the 40 minutes max it's on your head it'dtake atleast a few hhours to absorb if any. The problem is BREATHING in the chemical which 'may' cause harm very, very unlikely... As for bleach most of the time when bleach is used it's foils or a streaking cap which doesn't even have contact with the scalp what so ever.

g. resorcinol to vary the colour tone; ammonia which is necessary for the chemical reaction), and an oxygen-providing 'fixative' (usually hydrogen peroxide) in the second bottle. PPD is actually colourless but becomes coloured when oxidised by the release of oxygen from the second bottle.

Yes you can I have with all of my babies and there's nothing wrong with it I recommend getting one that smells good or you might vomit:) you don't leave it in long enough to go in to your system

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.

Get a little bit of bleach and put it in a cup and take your urine and poor it inside the bleach if it foams and fizzles it suppose to mean girl if it does nothing at all it suppose to mean boy.

I just bought a bra from Victoria Secret and it is causing a rash, itching, burning and now blistering. I wore it once and the symptoms started so I washed the bra in bleach. Once my symptoms got better I tried the same bra again. The symptoms began again. This time I washed the bra in amonia, let the rash clear up and then tried the bra again. Once again I am suffering with itching, blisters and they feel like they are on FIRE!

First off the black mold grows in a humid area. Thus good ventilation is a necessity. 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.

I'm also a hair stylist and if we're expected to work while pregnant your fine. My salon offers ammonia free color that's great.

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

the really bad mix which can actually cause death is when you mix clorox and ammonia together like in the toilet....i have read that the vapors of that can kill people quickly in an enclosed area but i am not sure if it was a heart related death that happens or not...man o man was that a positive post....i don't think it has to do w. sensitivity i think it is just people who may have underlying heart issues..

I experience respiratory problems with bleach and quit using it altogether. I agree with Dr. Aparna and recently started using phosphate-free products myself.

I know that there came a point in my pregnancy at the beginning and at the end that the very SMELL of ammonia or bleach made me vomit. So I just stopped cleaning and made my hubby do it!

While there'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.

You get more chlorine in your system from drinking untreated tap water

I'm 19 weeks and 3 days and I got told that dying and bleaching your hair isn't good for the baby, they both contain a component called Amonia which if you breathe it in while your hair is dying or bleaching it could cause birth problems and problems for the baby to breathe.

i did the bleach and pine sol test.. in the bleach test it foamed like crazy then started to bubble when it began to settle.. in the pine sol test it turned creamy.. my right nipple hurts way more than the left and they seem heavier i am two days away from my period.. can i be pregnant?

I did mine the first trimester and baby is still fine It was well vented and I didn't let it sit forever and now I'm 26weeks and about to dye my hair again my doc said its OK as long as its well vented and I don't let it sit to where I chemical burn my head..

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