Im using f9 efflo for red clay stains at the bottom of the house,and using bleach(housewash mix,and am well aware of the dangers of mixing the 2 chemicals,would it be ok to do the f9 efflo process,rinse alot and let it soak into the ground,then do the housewash with bleach?
Just wear a gas maskâŚlol.
Youâll be fine. You probably donât even have to get too carried away rinsing the acid off first. I would think I semi quick rinse and youâd be fine. If you see a fog start to rise hold your breath. 
When I was in the Marine Corps theyâd put us in the gas chamber with chlorine gas. They would drop these little tablets on camping stoves. All of the sudden youâd feel like needles were sticking in the back of your neck. Theyâd then make us take our masks off, breathe for a bit, and then don and clear the mask. The idea is it teaches us to trust our gas mask. The key is to breathe slow and easy. It still sucks. Myself and a few other guys once had a little competition to see who could stay in the longest without a mask. By the time we came out our eyes were darn near swelled shut and we had snot hanging down to our anklesâŚlol. That was the last time I did that.
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Ha thats a funny story,we did that at basic training in the air farce too,thanks for the advice,ill wear a maskđthis is my 1st house wash,mosttly i do commercial work
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Oh, we didnât even do that when I hit basic in â92. We had our masks on and they waved around some banana smelling stuff on a q-tip. If we could smell it, we had to start all over.
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When I went through the chamber, the MTIâs made us scream the Air Force song and do jumping jacks to get our heart rate up so we breathed in deeper and faster! They liked watching us in pain lol
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Ive got you beat,i was in basic in '89,they need a old man emoji,lol
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I really have no idea why we didnât do the gas thing. We did chem warfare training but that was just putting on our outfits and standing around.
