Can you mix Epsom salt and bleach for a bath?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, mixing Epsom salt and bleach for a bath is a big no-no. Like, seriously, don't do it. It can create toxic fumes that are harmful to breathe in. Stick to using Epsom salt on its own for a relaxing bath and save the bleach for cleaning the bathroom.

Answer 2

Oh honey, mixing Epsom salt and bleach for a bath is a big no-no. That combo can create toxic fumes that are harmful to your health. Stick to using Epsom salt on its own for a relaxing soak, and save the bleach for cleaning the bathroom. Stay safe, darling!

Answer 3

No, you should not mix Epsom salt and bleach for a bath. When combined, bleach and Epsom salt can create toxic chlorine gas, which can be harmful if inhaled. It is important to always follow safety guidelines and avoid mixing household chemicals, as it can result in dangerous chemical reactions. It is best to use Epsom salt and bleach separately for their intended purposes.

Answer 4

No, it is not safe to mix Epsom salt and bleach for a bath. Mixing these two substances can produce toxic fumes that can be harmful if inhaled or come into contact with the skin. It is important to use each substance separately and according to their intended use.

Answer 5

Chlorine bleach is used in pools to kill the algae and bacteria that would otherwise taint the pool water. Since it's clearly safe to swim in a pool, it should be safe to soak in chlorinated bath water.

The key is not to use too much bleach. If you make it too strong, it may affect your hair color or sting your eyes, just like overchlorinated pool water.

I have found that a couple capfulls to a full tub doesn't burn or sting, doesn't appear to affect the color of my hair or my washcloths, yet the bathwater still has the unmistakable odor of bleach. The amount you can use depends on the size of your tub and the sensitivity of your skin.

It doesn't take much bleach to be effective; Clorox Anywhere Hard Surface sanitizing spray is only 0.0095% sodium hypochlorite, yet it claims to kill 99.9% of bacteria. Typical household laundry bleach is more than 600 times stronger.

Answer 6

Keep in mind that the bleach is very much diluted usually about 1/2 to a full cup in an entire bath tub.

Answer 7

You should not bath in bleach, its bad for your skin.

Answer 8

obviously nobody thought of the consequences of chemical burns..

Answer 9

Yes but some people may have a sensitivity to the bleach.

Answer 10

yes we can use