Mercury Bleach Bash Not Recommended By CDC

[cml3]

I'll Have A Nice Cold Glass Of Pinot!!!!!

[joelmarj]

Yum!! I'll take one of those limon martinis! (Wait, make that two!)

[cruising with marti]

I'll Have A Nice Cold Glass Of Pinot!!!!!

 

 

A cold glass of Pinot, you sound like my wife, and I can not convince her that Pinot should be drank at room temp, but hey I guess I am a wine snob:D

Phil

[tuggers]

Dave, have you checked your fax? I sent the drink yesterday! Look for a little pink residue coming out of your fax!

[Sky Sweet]

You know that infections are caused by bacteria, right? How does breathing bleach cause bacteria to get into your lungs and cause an infection?

 

Now, I can see that if the fumes were very strong they could cause an irritation and even some breathing difficulty, if you had very weak lungs or the fumes were extremely strong. I still can't see how breathing the fumes from a weak bleach solution that is being spritzed on walls, elevators, handrails, etc, could cause a lung infection. So, my question stands....even if you don't like it. :)

 

Also, one of the most important reasons that you don't mix cleaning fluids in enclosed or poorly ventilated rooms is that some of the chemicals can mix and cause very noxious and dangerous fumes. I haven't heard that they used anything but a weak bleach solution. Maybe the OP or someone can tell us what strength the bleach mixture was mixed at......the percentage of Sodium Hypoclorite to water would be the most important factor here.

 

I agree with you.

[bububr]

Yea...Its coming through now.......I'm funnelling it off the table.

 

THANKS!!!

 

BTW: Somebody deleted my post?

 

It wasn't offensive was it? It wasn't meant to be.

 

Dave:eek:

[mmp13]

Dave, perhaps in your excitement about receiving your drink you triangled yourself by accident!!

[bububr]

:D :D :D

 

Dave:eek:

[FinelyCruising]

Dave - What post...I didn't see it...:D