I already mixed cleaners. What now?
Leave the area right away and get to fresh air. Call 911 if anyone is unconscious or has trouble breathing; otherwise call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222. [1] [2]
First steps
If you breathe in chlorine gas, leave the area immediately and breathe fresh air. [3]
If any difficulty breathing or swallowing, call 911; for mild symptoms, contact a poison center for evaluation. [1]
For eye exposure, the Washington Poison Center advises rinsing the eye for 10–15 minutes in running water and contacting a poison center. [1]
Poison Help
The Poison Help line, 1-800-222-1222, connects to America's 53 accredited poison centers, free, 24/7. [2]
Have the exact product name ready when you call. [1]
Sources
- Washington Poison Center — Chloramine Gas retrieved 2026-10-27
- America's Poison Centers — America's Poison Centers retrieved 2026-10-27
- National Capital Poison Center (Poison Control) — Chlorine gas retrieved 2026-10-27