A tip for cleaning a pan can be fatal if you don't read the entire text.
Many users don't necessarily have the longest attention span, to put it mildly. Texts are also often only half-read - which in the case of a clean pan can even be fatal, as the given "recipe" for a cleaning agent is anything but harmless - toxic chlorine gas is produced!
This “recipe” is currently being distributed again:
The “recipe” is shared both as text and as a sharepic, which at first glance really looks like a tip for cleaning a pan: Two pictures are shown, a dirty one on the left, a clean one on the right, with a mixture above you should soak the pan: Cola, white wine vinegar, boiling water, baking soda, Klorix, pepper.
But what is important is the joke at the end of the text: “ The next morning it still looked the same as before and I bought the new one (on the right) ”.
It's just a joke! What could be dangerous about that?
It's dangerous because many users simply don't read such "life hacks" to the end or think that maybe it will work to clean a pan with them - and then maybe they still lack a little knowledge of chemistry, because:
Unfortunately, it often happens that when cleaning, different products are simply thrown together and then react chemically with each other. For example, in June 2021 , a woman in Hesse had to be hospitalized because she mixed chlorine cleaner and vinegar while cleaning the bathroom and inhaled the corrosive gas.
Conclusion
That's why: Never mix cleaning products together - and read such supposedly funny "life hacks" until the end!
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