I currently have a cold. Chlorine kills bacteria and viruses.

>>42777315
If you are asking this question you should probably do 1 part water 9 parts chlorine.
Good luck.

Is this bait?

>>42777315
Sure go ahead, what could possible go wrong?

You seem like a good candidate for a Darwin Award, OP.

>>42777343
No, I've just read up on
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_chlorination
It's used in tap water to kill diseases:
http://www.who.int/water_sanitation_health/dwq/chlorine.pdf

The concentration in the solution I would use would be much higher than the tap water concentration though, but I don't think it'll cause that much damage since I do it for a really short period of time. The tissue shouldn't be damaged by it if it takes <10 seconds and I rinse with ordinary water afterwards. I reckon it would just be like accidentally swallowing pool water

Leave a note explaining why you killed yourself, OP.

>>42777392
Your intentions are good, yet incredibly risky.

Chlorine gas was once used to cure colds, but then, doctors discovered how harmful chlorine is to the lungs.

You're wanting to use a liquid form, but I still advise you not to. Go another route to cure your cold, OP.

Do it for science, OP.

>>42777315
>has a cold
>can't handle a regular fucking common cold
>wants to gargle a chlorine solution to achieve the same ends as a cold pill and a good night's rest

No need for the chlorine op, just use rope.

>>42777392
chlorine concentration in pools is 1-3 ppm (parts per million), a lot less than the 1 part per 10 you're considering

A thread on /fit/ about gargling & snorting bleach, or inhaling chlorine gas.

Guess I've seen it all.

>>42777445
Household bleach, "chlorine", is a hypochlorite ClO− solution. Chlorine gas is elemental chlorine (Cl2).

>>42777495
Sure. But the chlorine in the bottle is also not 100% chlorine. It's like 30% actual hypochlorites.
The exposure time would be really short, too