It is never "safe" to kill a process, svchost or otherwise. Processes should be stopped using their defined interface. Failure to do so can result in data or system problems, due to possible error and inconsistency. Processes do "run away" or fail to respond. Killing them is often the only way to stop them. The computer should be rebooted if a svchost, or other service, process is killed. Data corruption might result, and restore from backup might be needed. (You do keep backups, don't you???) If you need to kill a process more than once, you should consider that something is wrong, and needs to be fixed.
Chlorination is commonly used in water treatment to kill bacteria. Chlorine is added to the water to disinfect and kill harmful microorganisms, making the water safe for consumption.
No, it contains carbon dioxide- a gas poisonous enough to kill you.
Not kill it at all
There is absolutely no reason whatsoever to kill a crocodile. They were here millions of years before we were, and do what they have always done. If you live or go on vacation to a crocodile or alligator resided area, keep safe.
svchost is a vital part of windows, and should NOT be deleted. Unfortunately, there are trojans that use the same name to fool you. This process should never be running as a regular user only the system and local service. This should give you an idea on whether or not it is safe to terminate.
Sharks will kill you
I have always heard it referred to as a nest. The process of her finding a quiet, safe place to birth is called nesting.
A Daisy Red Ryder will most likely not kill a person but anything is possible. It can however do some serious damage and you should never shoot at another person. Always treat it with respect and be safe.
Yes, taking a bath is always safe, just not always necessary.
To ensure raw milk is safe for consumption, it should be pasteurized by heating it to a specific temperature for a certain period of time to kill harmful bacteria. This process helps reduce the risk of foodborne illnesses.
It could be used as a blunt object, or it might fall or be dropped from enough of a height it could kill someone by hitting them, but an unloaded gun won't kill someone by shooting them. All the same, you ALWAYS treat a gun as if it's loaded and keep it pointed in a safe direction.
they arnt safe they contain toxic waste and they can kill you because they have clamidia