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Bleach kills HIV as it pertains to cleaning equipment that may have been used/shared by an HIV+ person.
Drinking bleach has the potential to kill a person. Drinking bleach will have no effect on HIV infection, unless the person drinking it dies as a result. Then, subsequently, HIV would die too.
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Can Clorox kill HIV?
Yes bleach kills the hiv viris out of the body,do not drink it.
Can Clorox and water be used in dog bath?
No you cannot let dogs drink Clorox it will cause damage to the organs
How do you get marijuana traces out of urine as soon as possible?
The way that me and my stoner friends did it was to take a teaspoon of Clorox, mix it with a huge glass of water and drink it with cranberry pills. Take six a day and after you drink that Clorox mix, drink lots and lots of cranberry juice!
Can you get hiv if someone's drink spills on you?
No, HIV can be transferred with bodily fluids such as blood and semen.
What can Clorox bleach do if you drink it?
bLeAcH iS gOoD (for suicide)
Can HIV virus be alive in soft drink?
The HIV virus can only be transferred through blood, so no.
How many percent can you get HIV if you swallow sperm infected with HIV?
you can drink 100 hectolitres and nothing will ever happen:))))
When you have HIV or aids can you drink alcohol or smoke?
No because you will die
Can you store drinking water for an extended amount of time in a Clorox bottle?
It would be a bad idea to store drinking water in a Clorox bottle. Don't cause confusion by putting something safe to drink in a poison container. It could lead to tasting/drinking actual Clorox by mistake.
Can aids be transmitted if you swallow the siemen that someone who is hiv puts in a drink?
No.
How do you clear THC?
Take penicillin drink cranberry juice mixed wit a teaspoon of clorox and it will be gone in one day
The water drunk by HIV affected people can be even drink by others?
Yes. The reason is that HIV is only find in the blood of affected people. So the virus will be only be transferring by the blood of a HIV patient.
