Yes, it's a very silly statement. That said, the chlorine that you breathe in when the bleach that you cleaned your bathtub with evaporates can't be good for you. Worse if you spray the stuff (and how we all made fun of Trump and his nebulized hydrogen peroxide).
Yeah. A lot of household chemicals or the reaction products are dangerous to inhale, but not many people seem to care to open the windows for ventilation.
When bleach evaporates, does chlorine come off? Or just water?
Chlorine absolutely gets in the air, can’t you smell it?
Bleach should be applied with ventilation in mind.
I thought that smell was chloramines, rather than chlorine itself?
I was responding to someone who appeared to be asking if any chlorine made it in to the air regardless of in which compound.
That is not what I asked.
I smell something, sure. But I don’t believe it’s chlorine gas.