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What happens when you put bleach and toothpaste in a envelope together?
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∙ 12y ago
My dentist recommended this today, specifically to whiten teeth, he said that a mixture of bleach and ground pumice must whiten teeth as well as any over-the-counter potion as (presumably for liability reasons) the Clorox must be far stronger than anything anyone dares to sell in the US AND the pumice must be far more abrasive. Personally I don't dare try bunging this sort of mixture up my gob until someone tells me generally what it tastes like.
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∙ 12y ago
Mixing bleach and toothpaste in an envelope would likely cause a chemical reaction, potentially releasing harmful gases or fumes. Bleach contains chlorine, which can react with other chemicals in toothpaste, such as hydrogen peroxide or certain abrasives. These reactions could produce toxic gas or heat, and it's not safe to perform such experiments due to the potential risks.
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