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I am not recommending to do this project because (as stated above) bleach is toxic when you breathe it in. So everyone in your household would be affected.
I suggest doing another project. There a a lot of science fair project ideas throughout the website. Why don’t you choose from these fun kids science fair projects? Here you will find yukie, gooey, gookey or slimey science fair projects and kits!
heyy thx for the reply. i am going to do a different science project but my teacher said that it has to be a question that has sumthinn to do wit dpendent variable and independent lol so if u canhelp mee that would be great if u dun mnd me askinn how old r u ?
All science fair projects have to do with dependent and independent variables. Go to science project ideas, follow all the steps to do a complete science fair project. This page will lead you to other pages for the 6 steps of the scientific method.
I will not give you a science fair project, this is your assignment.
Madeline
PS: When you are writing in the blog, I would appreciate you using correct spelling.
The reason we ask you to write with proper grammar and spelling is that this is an educational site that’s viewed all over the world and not everyone can understand what you wrote. And on top of that we have very high standards. So thanks for asking.
Now are all your questions answered?.
okay I understand. thank you.
I think that the 10% bleach solution is something that is used in most clinical environments to disinfect, is that right?
I like to use rubbing alcohol to kill mold myself. I find i have better results and it dries out the mold not like bleach and water can spread it sometimes.
10% is the standard, but be sure not to inhale the fumes.
What are you referring to when you say that 10% is the standard?
I would choose another project as well. I use nothing but green cleaning products in my line of work so I try to stay away from bleach at all times. Thanks for the great information.
I think that the 10% bleach solution is something that is used in most clinical environments to disinfect, am I right?
I prefer other projects as well. 10% bleach seem not enough to kill all the molds and assure that they won’t come back.
Sunshine is correct, when writing in blogs always use the correct spelling and do not practice text speak.
Why not formulate a science project from what held you back from using the bleach? Try to find another formulation that is not harmful to one’s health, and yet, can still kill molds. Your project will be more meaningful this way.