By lakb - 13/12/2010 15:27
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actually, thats a common misconception. the sodium hypochlorite in the cleaner reacts with the ammonia in the urine to produce chloramine, NOT chlorine gas. chloramine is still volatile though, and therefore its vapors can still get in the air and are harmful if inhaled. and also, chlorine is pale yellow, NOT green
owned :)
the colour depends on perception but i would agree that it was pale yellow
no wikipedia, I major in chemistry
sucks for you
the cleaner had bleach and the cat urine that was in the litter box had ammonia......bleach + ammonia = chlorine gas = u in hospital
haven't you ever heard the jingle as a kid? comet: it makes your mouth turn green comet: it tastes like listerine comet: it makes you vomit so buy some comet, and vomit toooodayy!! hahaha
Well now you know!
Oh my gosh, it's Voldemort! Can I have your autograph? *Hyperventilates*
and knowing is half the battle!
har dee har har
Suck it down! *cough cough* ahh yea, thats the good shit.
My god how dirty was the box?! From my understanding you dump the litter, bang out any crusties, rinse, THEN use cleaners. I used a little bleach when I used to have a cat and I never had problems. Then again I scooped daily and washed it weekly.
crusties.. hehe.
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the cleaner had bleach and the cat urine that was in the litter box had ammonia......bleach + ammonia = chlorine gas = u in hospital
YDI for not reading the directions on the bottle. But FYL for being so stupid.