Bleach

- Hair Bleaches or Lighteners
Review Date : 7/24/2003
Reviewed By : Ari Schwell M.D., Director, Emergency Department of the Episcopal Campus of Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.
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Lotions that bleach or lighten the skin, such as hydroquinone, may be used to reduce hyperpigmented skin or to even the skin tone where hypopigmented areas are large or conspicuous.
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Most people who bleach their hair do so with hydrogen peroxide. If the peroxide is repeatedly applied, it may make the hair brittle. If this happens the hair may turn rough, develop split ends, or become thinned or shortened.
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For example, you can use diluted household bleach (1 cup of bleach to 10 cups of water).
Use paint rather than wallpaper on your walls. Enamel paint stops mold growth better than latex paint.
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Don't bleach, color or perm your hair - this can weaken it. Air dry your hair as much as possible and avoid heating devices such as curling irons and hot rollers.
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It is also the active component of bleach. Once formed, toxic oxygen can damage various parts of the body, such as the membranes which form the boundaries of every cell. Vitamin E serves the body in protecting membranes from toxic oxygen damage.
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Wash diarrhea-soiled clothing in detergent and chlorine bleach. If bathroom surfaces are contaminated with stool, wipe them with a chlorine-based household cleaner.
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Chlorine bleaching of the wood pulp used in pads exposed both the consumer and the environment to dioxin.
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A solution of one part household bleach with nine parts water makes an effective disinfectant. This is particularly good for hard surfaces in the kitchen, bath and heating ducts. It can also be used to treat surface involvement of drywall.
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Aluminum foil, antiperspirants, deodorants, bleached flour, regular table salt, tobacco smoke, processed cheese, cream of tartar, douches, canned goods, baking powder, antacids, buffered aspirin, and most city water.
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A chemical used to disinfect water and as a bleach.
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A malignant, green-colored tumor of myeloid cells (a type of immature white blood cell). This tumor is usually associated with myelogenous leukemia. Also called granulocytic sarcoma.
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use a disinfectant such as dilute bleach to clean surfaces such as bathroom floors and walls
have ducts cleaned and disinfected
clean and disinfect air conditioners and coolers
throw out moldy or mildewed books, shoes, pillows, or furniture ...
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Glyquin (hydroquinone USP 4% and glycolic acid 10%) A skin bleaching moisturizing cream for the treatment of hyperpigmentation. Mfg: ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Source: PR Newswire - 10/04/00.
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a car running in a closed garage
leaky gas vents
wood, coal, or kerosene stoves that are not working properly
mixing bleach and ammonia together while cleaning, which makes chloramine gas
strong fumes from other cleaners and solvents ...
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soaps, detergents and fabric conditioners
shampoos
disinfectants and bleaches
What are the symptoms?
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Wash hands often, especially after handling raw meat. Keep dish towels washed and dry. They can be a breeding ground for bacteria. Wash fresh produce before eating it. Keep counter surfaces clean with warm soapy water or a bleach solution to ...
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