What are the side effects when you inhale anmonia and bleach?

Answer 1

Never, ever, ingest bleach. Don't even let it get in your mouth as it will cause severe burns. Most commercial bleach products are solutions of 3 to 6% sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) in water. This has a pH of about 11, so bleach is very alkaline. The primary effects are severe irritation and corrosion of mucous membranes, with pain and inflammation occurring esophagus and GI tract. There may be some swelling from edema as the result is basically like a burn. It's unusual for anyone to ingest a large amount because of the very bad taste, and usually there is spontaneous vomiting of any small amount swallowed. When bleach mixes with hydrochloric acid in the stomach, hypochlorous acid is formed. The body can handle small amounts of this as the blood will buffer it. Ingestion of household bleach does not usually cause lasting damage nor is it seriously toxic. The treatment is dilution with water, milk, or perhaps antacids. Commercial (industrial) bleaches, could be much more serious.

Answer 2

Bleach fumes present in a moderate concentration can cause irritation of the throat and lungs. This irritation can last anywhere from a few minutes to a few days depending on the amount of exposure to the chemical. Why would you use bleach anyway? It smells like feet. Try replacing bleach with denatured alchohol. Both kill 99.99% of germs.

Answer 3

Coughing,scratchy throat.