Why Does The Smell Of Bleach Make Me Sick

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Why does the smell of bleach make me sick. Vinegar does have a strong smell but nothing like most bathroom cleaners. Bleach poisoning typically causes a burning sensation in the stomach. Fumes from bleach are very potent as you can tell by the smell and when inhaled they can cause a wide variety of health problems.

Open all windows and doors in the house once you have applied bleach this will help to create positive airflow throughout the space. The autonomic nerves convey sensitivity and intensity characteristics to the smells so fibromyalgia people with hypersensitive autonomic nerves will notice odors more. Even though you clearly notice smells just inside the door you dont think about them for long.

I hate poisons and after using sprays always feel like its still on my hands. This sets in motion a reaction in your gastroin. Get 3 issues for 5 when you subscribe to BBC Science Focus Magazine.

So while cat experts havent really reached a detailed conclusion about why cats are into bleach a simple way of thinking of it is that it has the same effect as catnip does on a kitty. Since youre not pregnant it appears that your vagus nerve is stimulated by the odor of certain food. It is composed of two words.

There are two main classes of bleach poisoning symptoms. I have tried the soap scum removal sprays and have found that vinegar does the same job. Any thoughts on why all of a sudden this is happening.

Bleach can potentially create noxious fumes when it has been mixed with other cleaners. And no im not pregnant. Bleaches that come in thick liquid form or gel often produce the most harmful fumes.