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  • Mixing Clorox and Salt: Dangerous Chemical Reaction & Risks
    You should never mix Clorox with salt.

    Here's why:

    * Chlorine Gas Release: When bleach (sodium hypochlorite) reacts with salt (sodium chloride), it produces chlorine gas.

    * Chlorine Gas Hazards: Chlorine gas is a toxic and irritating gas that can cause:

    * Respiratory problems: It can irritate the lungs and make it difficult to breathe.

    * Eye irritation: It can burn and irritate the eyes.

    * Skin irritation: It can cause redness and itching on the skin.

    * Potential for Serious Injury: Inhaling a high concentration of chlorine gas can be fatal.

    If you accidentally mix Clorox with salt:

    1. Immediately leave the area: Get to fresh air as quickly as possible.

    2. Seek medical attention: If you experience any symptoms of chlorine gas exposure, seek medical attention right away.

    Remember: It's important to always follow the instructions on the product label and never mix household chemicals unless you are absolutely sure it is safe.

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