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Anonymous users2024-01-23This is due to the excessive concentration of hydrochloric acid, and it is recommended to dilute it with water first. Or brush it with a brush and sprinkle some water when it smokes. Good luck!
No. Under normal circumstances, as long as the blue toilet tank cleaner is not ingested, there will basically be no leakage of toxic gas, which can be basically assured.
The news has said that it is best not to use it, it is definitely not good to return water to tap water, and the blue block composition will definitely not be a good thing.
Absolutely not!
If the water supply is stopped due to repairs to the water pipeline, the blue water will flow back into the public water pipe if the water valve in the tank is loosened. After the water supply is restored, the moment the user opens the valve or faucet, a very small, instantaneous negative pressure will be generated in the water supply pipe, and the water in the water tank with toilet cleaning agent may be sucked into the water pipe, turning the water blue and polluting the water quality. >>>More
Of course it's true, and it's better not to use it anymore.
Generally speaking, domestic pipelines will not, mainly because some coastal cities divert seawater for toilet flushing, and if the pipeline is not installed or modified without authorization, sewage backflow may occur and pollute the tap water.