Penny- Bleach

[Guest guest]

Penny:

How does the bleach (I assume it's Clorox -sodium hypochloride)

concentration you're using compare to say the concentration in a

public pool ???-

DO you know if the chlorine in pool water the same product as

commercial clorox?

I know the concentration in a pool can attack the cornea and make a

mess of your hair (hense the goggles and swim cap) but I used to

think it did wonders for my skin (and what ever got into my mouth and

nose I also thought was beneficial).

Barb

PS: I've used a 50:50 solution of clorox and water to kill thrush on

the soles of horses hooves.. (which would be like using it on your

fingernails) and I have used a very weak solution for small infective

wounds, applying it with a needle syringe.

Plus, in our climate, the weathering of raw wood is actually fungi &

bacterial growth on the wood turning it grey, then black and a 50:50

solution of clorox and water actually restores the wood's natural

color by instantly killing the pathogens.

Fishermen also use a bleach solution to wash after handling fish (to

kill mycoplasma marinum).

[Guest guest]

yeah, Barb, totally makes sense. My daughter had some kind of oozing

infection around her fingernail and no amount of prescription meds

helped. A mexican woman I knew told me to soak her finger in bleach.

Sure enough, I took the plunge, not for long even, and the infection

cleared right up.

It would be so great if something this simple could really be

effective. I'll keep you posted, but compared to all the toxic stuff

I've subjected myself to, I'm feeling pretty hopeful.

penny

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> Penny:

>

>

> How does the bleach (I assume it's Clorox -sodium hypochloride)

> concentration you're using compare to say the concentration in a

> public pool ???-

> DO you know if the chlorine in pool water the same product as

> commercial clorox?

> I know the concentration in a pool can attack the cornea and

make a

> mess of your hair (hense the goggles and swim cap) but I used to

> think it did wonders for my skin (and what ever got into my mouth

and

> nose I also thought was beneficial).

>

> Barb

> PS: I've used a 50:50 solution of clorox and water to kill thrush

on

> the soles of horses hooves.. (which would be like using it on your

> fingernails) and I have used a very weak solution for small

infective

> wounds, applying it with a needle syringe.

>

> Plus, in our climate, the weathering of raw wood is actually fungi

&

> bacterial growth on the wood turning it grey, then black and a

50:50

> solution of clorox and water actually restores the wood's natural

> color by instantly killing the pathogens.

>

> Fishermen also use a bleach solution to wash after handling fish

(to

> kill mycoplasma marinum).