I learned the hard way, about high temps and substances containing chloramides. I had just got done cleaning the bathroom in my studio apartment with bleach, particularly the shower which had nice mason tile work. I was quite proud of myself for how clean it had turned out, probably cleaner than when I first rented the studio! I shortly thereafter, took a shower, well the hot water made contact with residual bleach and in the confined space I found myself gasping for fresh air, I quickly opened the bathroom window, and turned off the hot water. I let the cold water run for a bit, before restarting my shower. I told a buddy, this story once. he told me about a similar experience, he had while stationed at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. He said he did not know if it was due to ignorance or done maliciously, anyway the contractors (local) put too much bleach in the water system and some gues got gassed when they took hot showers.
I learned the hard way, about high temps and substances containing chloramides.
I had just got done cleaning the bathroom in my studio apartment with bleach, particularly the shower which had nice mason tile work. I was quite proud of myself for how clean it had turned out, probably cleaner than when I first rented the studio!
I shortly thereafter, took a shower, well the hot water made contact with residual bleach and in the confined space I found myself gasping for fresh air, I quickly opened the bathroom window, and turned off the hot water. I let the cold water run for a bit, before restarting my shower.
I told a buddy, this story once. he told me about a similar experience, he had while stationed at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.
He said he did not know if it was due to ignorance or done maliciously, anyway the contractors (local) put too much bleach in the water system and some gues got gassed when they took hot showers.
How can chlorine be removed from the floor?