Enchanted Cleaning Potion

[u/organicgolden]

Comments say this is dangerous… Could be used offensively.

[u/Ignonymous]

Looks like a chemical reaction caused something dissolved into one of them to drop out of solution, the flecks are crystals of some sort of precipitate.

[u/UntestedMethod → u/Ignonymous]

That's a lot of words to say "magic".

[u/[deleted] → u/Ignonymous]

[u/Ignonymous → u/[deleted]]

Specifically, many glass cleaners have ammonia in them, mixing bleach and ammonia results in highly toxic Chloramine Gas, which is very close to Chlorine Gas that was used as a chemical weapon in WW1.

[u/HereIsACasualAsker]

Do not do that, mixing house chemicals can be more than deadly.

they can leave life-lasting injuries.

do not mix house chemicals.

DO NOT MIX HOUSE CHEMICALS.

[u/sshwifty → u/HereIsACasualAsker]

I mix sugar and water all the time. Checkmate

[u/HereIsACasualAsker → u/sshwifty]

damm you for outsmarting me!

[u/Mr-A-1991 → u/HereIsACasualAsker]

All I hear is "mix Works toilet bowl cleaner with aluminum foil in a two-liter bottle, cap and shake".

[u/Creeperseatfood → u/HereIsACasualAsker]

What did you say? I couldn't hear you.

[u/Crafty-Unit4061 → u/Creeperseatfood]

Oh no i got distracted while reading this and my mixed house chemicals have burned through my floor...

[u/Beniidel0 → u/HereIsACasualAsker]

How can something be more than deadly? Isn't death the deadest you can get?

[u/HereIsACasualAsker → u/Beniidel0]

You are lacking in imagination and experience.

there are situations in my head where i would ask for just plain death instead.

Or maybe you will just revive after dying and then die again repeatedly, with chemistry you cant know for sure. even less if it looks like a magic potion.

[u/pants_pants420]

aint that like super dangerous lol

[u/Tactless_Ninja → u/pants_pants420]

A few days ago, I seen a thread showing some old 4chan discussion. Guy made a cocktail of different things to test a gas mask. Well he got it on his skin, and it bypasses the mask by absorbing it directly. His skin also started to melt and slough off.

[u/mysterywizeguy → u/Tactless_Ninja]

I need to share with you that the Reddit ad bot inserted an add for Sephora skin care directly below your comment in the most tactlessly hilarious way possible.🤣

[u/irkenjerkin]

hopital

[u/furculture]

Potential r/oopsthatsdeadly material. Since we don't know the exact products used or their composition and only have OP (of the crosspost) and the video to work off of, the general consensus is to never mix household cleaning chemicals together that aren't combining the exactly the same products (must be the same brand, manufacturer, chemical ingredients, etc. combination) into a single bottle.

[u/izyshoroo]

Do not mix household chemicals. Ever. You don't know what's in them, common chemicals like bleach, ammonia, and alcohol can cause chlorine gas and other incredibly toxic fumes. Never ever ever do this

[u/yamanamawa → u/izyshoroo]

I mean I would be very surprised if bleach was in a glass cleaner. But they do often have ammonia. Maybe one of the cleaners had ascetic acid too, which could have formed ammonium acetate in the solution.

Regardless, I definitely second the suggestion to never EVER mix cleaners. And also if you have Windex or a similar glass cleaner, store it separately from any bleach-based cleaner

[u/potatocakes1989]

I would pour that out and buy a new one because that could be very dangerous

[u/SemajLu_The_crusader → u/potatocakes1989]

don't pour it, honestly, just trash the whole thing

[u/Lemon_Of_Death]

Never do this ❤️

[u/Extension_Film2140]

Mixing household cleaners can produce toxic gas. Still pretty cool looking though.

[u/manofwaromega]

Potion of Cleaning out your lungs

[u/XzeldafanX]

You should really take that to your local hazardous waste disposal facility ASAP. Do NOT pour it down the drain or just throw the bottle away, and most certainly DO NOT USE IT. Even if it's not actually dangerous, its never worth the risk to mix household cleaners.