Chemicals while pregnant?

Question

I was just cleaning my stovetop with Clorox wipes and the stovetop was still warm and Steam was coming off from the Clorox wipes. The other day I was making a Halloween costume and I accidentally heated up gorilla glue which caused a horrible smell that took my breath away. I’m terrified this has hurt baby. Anyone know if these are toxic and could harm baby?

Answer

Inhaling chemicals can harm baby but I'm sure that's only when you do it extensively. You know like sniffing glue, bleach or any other harmful, addictive chemicals. I'm sure both you and baby will be fine, just be careful.

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I accidentally inhaled a lit match while lighting a candle when there was a power outage. It freaked me out but after some research I felt better, it has to be a long exposure repeatedly for it to make a difference apparently.

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I would stop using Clorox wipes. They make safer cleaning wipes like seventh generation.

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I use apple cider vinegar, baking soda, and water to clean, I've used it for years. Smells great, keeps your counters clean, and no harmful fumes. Hell to clean my stove I heavily sprinkle baking soda spray straight vinegar on it, allow it to bubble for 30-45mi s the I literally wipe off the grime.

Chemicals while pregnant?

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